English for Beginners

Beginner 5 Modules 2h 3min
Creator: Mistura Ayinde October 15, 2026

What You'll Learn

  • Construct affirmative and negative statements using subject pronouns, the verb "to be," and common contractions like "I'm not" and "she isn't."
  • Formulate yes/no questions with inverted verb order and answer them accurately using short-form positive and negative responses.
  • Ask and answer object-identification questions using "What is it?" and "What are they?" with proper sentence rhythm and rising intonation.
  • Apply the articles "a," "an," and "the" correctly based on consonant or vowel sounds, first-time mentions, and unique nouns like "the sun."
  • Convert singular nouns into regular and rule-based plurals by applying "-s" and "-es" endings for words ending in -ch, -sh, -x, -ss, and specific -o endings.
  • Use demonstratives ("this," "that," "these," and "those") to locate and identify single and multiple objects by physical distance.

About This Course

In this beginner-level course, you will build foundational English communication skills through structured grammar patterns and guided spoken repetition. You will practice pairing subject pronouns with forms of the verb "to be," using natural contractions like "I'm," "he's," and "they're" in everyday statements. You will also learn how to describe everyday objects, manage singular and plural nouns, and correctly select articles like "a," "an," and "the." By working through direct speaking drills, you will walk away ready to ask clear questions, deliver affirmative and negative responses, and point out items near and far using demonstratives like "this" and "those."

Who this is for: This course is for beginner learners who are taking their first steps in English or anyone looking to master fundamental grammar, sentence building, and basic spoken pronunciation. No previous English experience is required.

Modules

  • 01: Introduction to English Grammar

    13 min

  • 02: Sentences and Questions with Be

    27 min

  • 03: Nouns, Articles, and Demonstratives

    34 min

  • 04: Adjectives, Possessives, and Prepositions

    30 min

  • 05: Mastering Have and Question Forms

    18 min

Final Quiz

Covers all 5 modules. Pass with 80% or higher to complete the course.

15 Questions

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