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English Grammar Complete Course — From Basics to Error-Free Writing

Parts of speech, tenses, agreement, voice, narration and punctuation with practice for school, exams and work

Ghosla Academy · Language Team

This course builds English grammar from the ground up, starting with parts of speech and sentence structure and moving through tenses, agreement, articles, prepositions, voice, reported speech, modals, clauses and punctuation. Each rule is explained in simple language with many examples, including the specific mistakes Indian learners commonly make, such as 'I am having two brothers' or 'He did not came'. You practise after every section with quizzes and finish with two hands-on projects: an error hunt where you correct and explain thirty sentences, and an editing project where you turn a messy email and paragraph into clear, correct English. The course is useful for school grammar papers, competitive exams like banking and SSC English sections, and workplace writing.

What you will be able to do

  • Identify the eight parts of speech and build correct simple, compound and complex sentences
  • Choose the right tense among all twelve tense forms and avoid common Indian-English tense errors
  • Apply subject–verb agreement, articles and prepositions correctly
  • Convert sentences between active and passive voice and between direct and reported speech
  • Use modals to express ability, permission, obligation and possibility politely
  • Punctuate and join clauses correctly in emails, essays and applications

What you build

  • Grammar error hunt: correct and explain 30 sentences
  • Edit a real-world email and a 250-word paragraph to error-free English

What you need to start

  • Ability to read simple English sentences
  • A notebook for practice exercises

Curriculum · 5 sections, 18 lectures

Foundations: Words and Sentences3 lectures
  1. The Eight Parts of SpeechFree preview13 min
  2. Sentence Structure: Subject, Predicate and Sentence TypesFree preview13 min
  3. Quiz: Parts of Speech and Sentence Structure6 min
Tenses Made Simple3 lectures
  1. The Twelve Tense Forms at a Glance16 min
  2. Common Tense Mistakes Indian Learners Make11 min
  3. Quiz: Tenses6 min
Agreement, Articles and Prepositions5 lectures
  1. Subject–Verb Agreement14 min
  2. Articles and Determiners: A, An, The11 min
  3. Prepositions of Time, Place and Movement13 min
  4. Project: Grammar Error Hunt — Correct and Explain 30 Sentences18 min
  5. Quiz: Agreement, Articles and Prepositions7 min
Voice, Reported Speech and Modals4 lectures
  1. Active and Passive Voice14 min
  2. Direct and Reported (Indirect) Speech12 min
  3. Modals: Can, Could, May, Might, Must, Should, Would13 min
  4. Quiz: Voice, Reported Speech and Modals7 min
Clauses, Punctuation and Real-World Writing3 lectures
  1. Clauses, Conjunctions and Punctuation15 min
  2. Project: Edit an Email and a 250-Word Paragraph18 min
  3. Quiz: Clauses and Punctuation7 min

Who this is for

  • School students (Class 6–12) who want strong grammar for board exams and essays
  • College students and job seekers preparing for exams, interviews and professional emails
  • Anyone who wants to stop making the same grammar mistakes in everyday writing