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Basics for English Grammar

‘If you are a basic Lerner, then you should know about basic grammar because it helps to boost your English learning means you can understand easily, so the basics of grammar are needed for everyone. It improves your structures and conversation understanding.

Tenses Types

Basic English Speaking Structures

Learn here the Basics of English Speaking Course, First of all, I want to tell you some important things. If you want to speak good and professional English then you should hold in the sentence.

Here we will read above 1000+ of Basics of English Speaking Structures in this course, which is used to improve your Spoken English.

Basic use of Do you try to
Use of I am good at
Use of Need to
Do you like to+ Action + V1st

Do you dare to+ Action + V1st
Is/Am/Are + sick of + Action(ing)/No Action 
Insist on + Acting / No action
I am + Action

Use of Looking forward to + Action
I am have something + Verb.
I am here to + verb
Use of I want you to + verb

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Advance English Speaking Structures

Advance used sentences in speaking English, First of all, I want to tell you some important things. If you want to speak good and professional English then you must have the art of making sentences.

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SPOKEN ENGLISH LESSONS

Welcome to the English Speaking Course! In this lesson, you will study from the Basics To advanced English Speaking.

English Speaking Basics

This section is specially designed for absolute beginners who want to start speaking English with confidence. We teach using very easy words, short sentences, and daily-use expressions so you can understand and speak English step by step.

In this section, you will find 200 well-structured lessons supported by more than 1,000 clear audio recordings to help you improve your listening and speaking skills. After completing these basics, you can easily move on to advanced categories like Regular English Lessons and Fluent Speaking Practice.

Section I: Self-Expression & Daily Habits

  1. Basic usage of “I’m” (I am)
  2. Variations of I’m in / at / on (place, position, time)
  3. I’m good at + noun / verb-ing
  4. I’m + verb-ing (present continuous)
  5. I’m getting + adjective
  6. I’m trying to + verb
  7. I’m going to / I’m gonna + verb
  8. I have + noun (possession)
  9. I have + past participle (experience)
  10. I used to + verb (past habits)
  11. I have to + verb (obligation)
  12. I want to / I wanna + verb
  13. I have got to / I gotta + verb
  14. I would like to + verb (polite desire)
  15. I plan to + verb
  16. I’ve decided to + verb
  17. I was about to + verb
  18. I didn’t mean to + verb
  19. I don’t have time to + verb
  20. I promise (not) to + verb
  21. I’d rather + verb
  22. I feel like + verb-ing
  23. I can’t help + verb-ing
  24. I was busy + verb-ing
  25. I’m not used to + verb-ing
  26. I want you to + verb
  27. I’m here to + verb
  28. I have something to + verb
  29. I’m looking forward to + verb-ing

Section II: Interaction, Requests & Opinions

  1. I’m calling to + verb
  2. I’m working on + noun
  3. I’m sorry to + verb
  4. I’m thinking of + verb-ing
  5. I’ll help you + verb
  6. I’m dying to + verb
  7. It’s my turn to + verb
  8. It’s hard for me to + verb
  9. I’m having a hard time + verb-ing
  10. I think I should + verb
  11. I’ve heard that + subject + verb
  12. It occurred to me that + subject + verb
  13. Let me + verb
  14. Thank you for + noun / verb-ing
  15. Can I + verb
  16. Can I get + noun
  17. I’m not sure if + subject + verb
  18. Do you mind if I + verb
  19. I don’t know what to + verb
  20. I should have + past participle
  21. I wish I could + verb
  22. You should + verb
  23. You’re supposed to + verb
  24. You seem + adjective
  25. You’d better + verb
  26. Are you into + noun / verb-ing
  27. Are you trying to + verb
  28. Please + verb
  29. Don’t + verb
  30. Do you like + noun / verb-ing

Section III: Questions, Suggestions & Situations

  1. How often do you + verb
  2. Do you want me to + verb
  3. What do you think about + verb-ing
  4. Why don’t we + verb
  5. It’s too bad that + subject + verb
  6. You could have + past participle
  7. If I were you, I would + verb
  8. It’s going to be + adjective
  9. It looks like + noun / clause
  10. That’s why + subject + verb
  11. It’s time to + verb
  12. The point is that + subject + verb
  13. How was + noun
  14. How about + verb-ing
  15. What if + subject + verb
  16. How much does it cost to + verb
  17. How come + subject + verb
  18. What are the chances of + verb-ing
  19. There is something wrong with + noun
  20. Let’s not + verb
  21. Let’s say that + subject + verb
  22. There’s no need to + verb
  23. It takes + time + to + verb
  24. Please make sure that + subject + verb
  25. Here’s to + noun (celebration)
  26. It’s no use + verb-ing
  27. There’s no way + subject + verb
  28. It’s very kind of you to + verb
  29. There’s nothing + subject + can + verb
  30. Rumor has it that + subject + verb

Section IV: Time, Routine & Daily Life

  1. I usually + verb
  2. I often / sometimes / rarely + verb
  3. I wake up at + time
  4. I go to + place
  5. I spend + time + verb-ing
  6. I’m used to + verb-ing
  7. I prefer + noun / verb-ing
  8. I prefer to + verb
  9. I don’t feel like + verb-ing
  10. I stay up late to + verb
  11. I’m running late
  12. I’m short on time
  13. I have time to + verb
  14. I’m done with + noun / verb-ing
  15. I’m in the middle of + noun / verb-ing
  16. I’m free to + verb
  17. I’m busy with + noun
  18. I’m about to leave / start
  19. I can manage to + verb
  20. I can’t afford to + verb

Section V: Ability, Possibility & Permission

  1. I can + verb
  2. I can’t + verb
  3. I could + verb
  4. I might + verb
  5. I may + verb
  6. I must + verb
  7. I must not + verb
  8. I don’t have to + verb
  9. I’m allowed to + verb
  10. I’m not allowed to + verb
  11. I’m able to + verb
  12. I’m unable to + verb
  13. I’m supposed to + verb
  14. I’m expected to + verb
  15. I’m responsible for + noun / verb-ing
  16. It’s possible to + verb
  17. It’s impossible to + verb
  18. There’s a chance that + subject + verb
  19. There’s no chance of + verb-ing
  20. It depends on + noun

Section VI: Emotions, Opinions & Reactions

  1. I like + noun / verb-ing
  2. I don’t like + noun / verb-ing
  3. I love to + verb
  4. I hate to + verb
  5. I enjoy + verb-ing
  6. I’m happy to + verb
  7. I’m glad that + subject + verb
  8. I’m upset about + noun
  9. I’m worried about + noun / verb-ing
  10. I’m excited to + verb
  11. I’m tired of + noun / verb-ing
  12. I’m afraid of + noun / verb-ing
  13. I agree with you
  14. I disagree with you
  15. That makes sense
  16. I don’t think so
  17. In my opinion, + subject + verb
  18. From my point of view, + subject + verb
  19. As far as I know, + subject + verb
  20. To be honest, + subject + verb

Section VII: Spoken English Connectors

  1. And / But / So / Because
  2. That’s why + subject + verb
  3. Due to + noun
  4. Because of + noun
  5. Even though + subject + verb
  6. Instead of + verb-ing
  7. As soon as + subject + verb
  8. By the time + subject + verb
  9. In case + subject + verb
  10. As long as + subject + verb
  11. Not only… but also…
  12. Either… or…
  13. Neither… nor…
  14. On the other hand
  15. For example / For instance

Section VIII: Real-Life Situations

  1. Excuse me, can you + verb
  2. Sorry for + noun / verb-ing
  3. Would you please + verb
  4. Could you help me + verb
  5. May I know + noun / clause
  6. Is it okay if I + verb
  7. I was wondering if + subject + verb
  8. Could you tell me how to + verb
  9. I’d appreciate it if + subject + verb
  10. Would you mind + verb-ing
  11. Let me know if + subject + verb
  12. Please let me know + clause
  13. I’m afraid that + subject + verb
  14. I didn’t get you
  15. Could you repeat that, please
  16. What do you mean by + noun
  17. How do you say this in English
  18. Can you explain it again
  19. That sounds good to me
  20. That works for me
  21. I’m okay with that
  22. I’m not comfortable with that
  23. Let’s figure it out
  24. Let’s take a look at + noun
  25. I’ll get back to you
  26. Please bear with me
  27. I’ll keep that in mind
  28. That’s a good idea
  29. I see what you mean
  30. Thanks for your time

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English Conversation Video Lessons

This section is specially created to help you improve your English listening and speaking skills through real-life conversations. In these podcast lessons, you will listen to simple, natural English conversations used in daily life.

Each episode focuses on common situations like introductions, shopping, work, travel, and everyday talks. The conversations are spoken slowly and clearly, making them perfect for beginners and intermediate learners.

Listening Podcast Conversation

  1. How To Think in English
  2. How to Talk About Your Goals in English
  3. How To Talk About Weekend Plans in English
  4. Talk About Favourite Music
  5. Talk About Cleaning House
  6. Talk About Cooking & Meals
  7. Talk About Going Shopping
  8. Talk About Going To School
  9. Talk About Gym
  10. Talk About Market
  11. Talk About House Chores
  12. Talk About Daily Challenges
  13. Talk About Daily Problems
  14. Talk About Daily Thoughts
  15. Talk About Daily Walk
  16. Talk About English Learning
  17. Talk About Family
  18. Talk About Favourite Memories
  19. Talk About Favourite Season
  20. Talk About Favourite Places
  21. Talk About Free Time
  22. Talk About Friends
  23. Talk About Future Plans
  24. Talk About Health
  25. Talk About Morning
  26. Talk About Morning Routine
  27. Talk About Fear in English

Conversation Video Lessons

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FUNDAMENTAL ENGLISH

This is for beginners who are not aware of English Speaking. Those who are familiar with basic English fundamentals can skip this part and proceed to English Speaking Basics.

1.1 What Is Spoken English?
1.2 Spoken English vs School English
1.3 Why Learners Understand but Cannot Speak
1.4 How Humans Naturally Learn a Language
1.5 Removing Fear of Speaking English
1.6 English Sound System Basics
1.7 Vowel and Consonant Sounds
1.8 Common Pronunciation Mistakes
1.9 Thinking in English (No Translation Method)
1.10 Word-to-Sentence Thinking Practice
1.11 Basic English Sentence Structure
1.12 Positive Sentences for Daily Use
1.13 Negative Sentences in Spoken English
1.14 Yes / No Questions for Speaking
1.15 WH-Questions (What, Why, How, When)
1.16 Short Answers and Natural Responses
1.17 Daily Use Spoken Vocabulary
1.18 Connecting Words for Fluency
1.19 Listening Basics for Speaking
1.20 Shadow Speaking Technique (Beginner)
1.21 Confidence Building for Beginners
1.22 Self-Introduction in English
1.23 Talking About Daily Routine
1.24 Expressing Likes and Dislikes
1.25 Beginner Conversation Practice

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