Learn English: The New World Language

Learn English: The New World Language
Video: .mp4 (1280x720, 30 fps(r)) | Audio: aac, 48000 Hz, 2ch | Size: 4.51 GB
Genre: eLearning Video | Duration: 27 lectures (6 hour, 7 mins) | Language: English

Learn the Parts oF Speech in English and how to use them to communicate effectively in the modern marketplace.

What you'll learn

Parts of Speech on English (Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, etc.)
How to use Parts of Speech in Writing
How to use Parts of Speech in Speaking

Requirements

A Computer
Internet
A Willingness to learn about English

Description

About This Course

In the twenty-first century, the entire world has become narrow, and accessible, for all the people living on this earth as English is used as a common language even though there are some variations in habits, cultures, traditions, regions and idiosyncratic aspects. The fact that English has the common qualities, it has been accepted as the global language over thousands of different languages.

In this course, we will explore the mechanics and details of the different parts of speech in English and how to use them to enrich our speech and communication skills. This English course targets persons who have the basic in English, and want to polish up to gain mastery in the language.

Objectives

At the end of this course, participants should be able to:

Identify the eight parts of speech of the English Language;

Understand the roles that each part of speech plays in the English Language;

Sharpen his skills of the mechanics of the English Language;

Build on the foundation of the parts of speech of the English Language set by this course.

To Identify and use the different types of Nouns

To Identify and use the different types of Verbs

To Identify and use the different types of Adjectives

To Identify and Use the different types of Adverbs

To Identify and use Prepositions, Interjections, Pronouns and Conjucntions

About The Author
Name: Trevor Williams.

Qualifications:

Dipl. in Theology (MBI);

Dipl. in Journalism (LSJ);

Cert., in Marketing;

B. A. in General Education (NCU);

M. A. in History (UWI);

P. G. Dipl., in Education and Leadership (VTDI);

PhD student in Education and Leadership (pending).

Who this course is for:

Basic English Speakers
Native English Speakers who want to learn more about the language