Welcome to The English Lab
MODULE 1
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Origins & Alphabet, Pronunciation Basics
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Vowels & Past Tense Syllable Pronunciation
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A Word about Stress
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Subject & Object Pronouns
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Prepositions IN AT ON
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To Be
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To Have
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To Do
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To Go
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To Make
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The Present Simple
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The Past Simple
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The Future Simple
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Adjectives: Examples & Order of
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Adjectives, Possessive
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Adjectives, Demonstrative
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Adjectives, Determiner
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Adjectives, Interrogative
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The Present Perfect
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The Past Perfect
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The Future Perfect
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The Present Continuous
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The Past Continuous
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The Future Continuous
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The Present Perfect Continuous
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The Past Perfect Continuous
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Using Infinitive & Gerund Verbs
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Modal Verbs
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Past Simple or Present Perfect?
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Past Simple or Past Perfect?
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Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous?
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Past Perfect or Past Perfect Continuous?
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Future Perfect or Future Perfect Continuous?
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The Future Perfect Continuous
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Present Simple or Present Continuous?
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Auxiliary Verbs
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Bare Infinitive Verbs
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Delexical Verbs
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Stative Verbs
MODULE 2: PARTS OF SPEECH
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Adjectives, Comparative & Superlative
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Adjectives, Adjective Pairs EITHER / OR and NEITHER / NOR
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Adjectives, Compound
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Adverbs, Function & Position
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Adverbs of Place
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Adverbs of Time
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Adverbs of Frequency and Degree
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Adverbs: Already, Yet, Still
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Coordinating Conjunctions
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Subordinating Conjunctions
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Nouns as Subject or Object; Direct or Indirect Object
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Count & Noncount Nouns; Collective Nouns
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Plural Nouns
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Nouns: Possessive Nouns
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Test your Learning: Conjunctions & Nouns
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Prepositions TO and FOR, OF and FROM, BY and FOR
MODULE 3: PRONUNCIATION, VOCABULARY & LISTENING
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TO ADVISE and ADVICE
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To agree, to agree on, with & to, agreement
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Idioms: American Business English
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Keep, Maintain, Stay
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TAKE OUT or REMOVE
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AT THE END or IN THE END
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COMPARE TO or COMPARE WITH
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COMMITMENT or COMPROMISE
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Using WHICH or THAT
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APPLY TO or APPLY FOR
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AT CHURCH, IN CHURCH or AT THE CHURCH
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AT SCHOOL, IN SCHOOL or AT THE SCHOOL
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TO SEE, TO WATCH, TO LOOK
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SAID vs TOLD
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TO RAISE vs TO RISE
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Weather Words
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International Dialects of English Archive (IDEA)
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HANDS ON or HANDS-ON?
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Know the Difference! Similar sounding words
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TO HAVE or TO BE WITH
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ANOTHER or OTHER
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FIND THE ERROR: signs you see on the street
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OTHER LISTENING RESOURCES (free practice)
MODULE 4: SYNTAX, WRITING & PUNCTUATION
