English Grammar & Pronunciation: Talking About The Past (Udemy.com)

Master English grammar and pronunciation through my interactive lessons. Speak about the past fluently.

( 117 Reviews )

Created by: Luke Jones

Produced in 2018

What you will learn

You will learn 6 English grammar points to talk about the past.
You will improve your English pronunciation.
You will improve your English speaking and listening.
You will be able to speak and listen to native English speakers better.

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Overall Score : 96 / 100

Course Description

English Grammar & Pronunciation is a course for intermediateEnglish learners. This course specifically focuses on grammar you need to know to talk about the past. You will study 6 essentialgrammar points, learn the pronunciation, practice speaking, and practice listening. You will be fluent in these grammar points by the end of the course. The course is taught by me, Luke,anative British English speaker. I have a Master's Degree in English Education and I have taught English for over 10 years.
This course is for students who want to improve their English grammar, pronunciation, speaking fluency, and listening skills. Who this course is for:
Intermediate English studentsAny English student who wants to improve their English grammar.
Any English student who wants to improve their English pronunciation.
Any English student who wants to improve their English speaking and listening.

Time: 2h

Instructor Details

Luke Jones

4.8 Rating
117 Reviews

Hi, I'm Luke.
I've been a passionate English teacher for over 10 years!
I have a Master's degree in English Education and I have taught thousands of students in many schools.
My expertise is in English grammar and pronunciation teaching.

My teaching qualifications include:M.A. English Education., CELTA, & Trinity Diploma in TESOL.
My teaching experience includes: 4 years teaching English to secondary school students, and 7 years teaching English to advanced university students in Korea.