Grammar for IELTS

41h 8m 42s
English
Paid
October 28, 2024

This course teaches you the GRAMMAR which is essential for a high IELTS band score. It explains hundreds of essential grammar points which IELTS candidates need to understand. It has thousands of sentences and examples to help you understand, as well as tests and practice activities. The course teaches you how to use and recognise all the tenses you will need, as well as all of the different sentence structures used in the IELTS exam.

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 You will learn how to impress the examiner with your use of gerunds and infinitives, passives and modals, articles and determiners, adjectives and adverbs. You will develop a detailed knowledge of pronouns, prepositions and punctuation. You will also find out how to use more unusual grammar such as inversion.

The course has been written by former IELTS examiners who know what you need to get BAND 7.0 or higher. The team at Prepare For IELTS are all English native-speakers. They have all taught IELTS for more than 18 years, and they all have Master’s Degrees.

This course will help you prepare for both the General and Academic IELTS exams. You will learn grammar which you can use in the WRITING and SPEAKING tests, as well as grammar you will have to understand in the READING and LISTENING tests.

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# Title Duration
1 Introduction 01:52
2 ARTICLES: using A/AN 15:35
3 ARTICLES: using THE (part 1) 15:10
4 ARTICLES: using THE (part 2) 10:39
5 ARTICLES: usingTHE (part 3) 08:20
6 ARTICLES: using THE (part 4) 07:11
7 ARTICLES: using THE (part 5) 09:45
8 ARTICLES: using the zero article 12:40
9 DEMONSTRATIVES, POSSESSIVES, INCLUSIVES: this, that, these, those 25:19
10 DEMONSTRATIVES, POSSESSIVES, INCLUSIVES: possessive forms 12:50
11 DEMONSTRATIVES, POSSESSIVES, INCLUSIVES: some 09:42
12 DEMONSTRATIVES, POSSESSIVES, INCLUSIVES: any 10:53
13 DEMONSTRATIVES, POSSESSIVES, INCLUSIVES: each and every 07:07
14 DEMONSTRATIVES, POSSESSIVES, INCLUSIVES: all, most, much, many, some several 09:45
15 DEMONSTRATIVES, POSSESSIVES, INCLUSIVES: few and little 15:10
16 DEMONSTRATIVES, POSSESSIVES, INCLUSIVES: no and none 11:31
17 DEMONSTRATIVES, POSSESSIVES, INCLUSIVES: both, neither, either 06:56
18 COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS: singular countable nouns 05:25
19 COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS: plural countable nouns 12:39
20 COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS: uncountable nouns 08:14
21 FEW AND LITTLE: the difference between few and little 12:18
22 FEW AND LITTLE: the difference between few/little and a few/a little 07:32
23 COMPLEX NOUN PHRASES (part 1) 22:23
24 COMPLEX NOUN PHRASES (part 2) 15:48
25 NOMINALISATION: changing verbs into nouns 05:34
26 NOMINALISATION: changing adjectives into nouns 07:47
27 NOMINALISATION: combining strategies: examples 08:23
28 PRONOUNS: subject, object, possessive 12:55
29 PRONOUNS: reflexive 07:54
30 PRONOUNS: using ONE and ONES 06:51
31 PRONOUNS: using IT 17:56
32 NOUNS: prefixes: (part 1) 14:26
33 NOUNS: prefixes: (part 2) 17:59
34 NOUNS: prefixes: (part 3) 18:06
35 NOUNS: suffixes: (part 1) 21:07
36 NOUNS: suffixes: (part 2) 21:09
37 WORD FORM: advice 14:31
38 WORD FORM: the most common words (part 1) 12:38
39 WORD FORM: the most common words (part 2) 15:40
40 WORD FORM: the most common words (part 3) 16:50
41 WORD FORM: the most common words (part 4) 10:51
42 WORD FORM: the most common words (part 5) 15:06
43 WORD FORM: the most common words (part 6) 17:15
44 CONTINUOUS TENSES: present continuous 13:29
45 CONTINUOUS TENSES: past continuous 12:30
46 CONTINUOUS TENSES: future continuous 04:12
47 CONTINUOUS TENSES: verbs not usually used 09:54
48 PERFECT TENSE: uses of present perfect 13:06
49 PERFECT TENSE: words used with present perfect 14:38
50 PERFECT TENSE: present perfect in IELTS 09:45
51 PERFECT TENSE: present perfect continuous 13:53
52 PERFECT TENSE: past perfect 16:38
53 PERFECT TENSE: past perfect in IELTS 06:41
54 PERFECT TENSE: past perfect continuous 06:44
55 PERFECT TENSE: future perfect 08:47
56 PERFECT TENSE: future perfect continuous 04:29
57 PERFECT TENSE: irregular past participles 11:33
58 PRESENT SIMPLE: different types of verbs (part 1) 25:50
59 PRESENT SIMPLE: when to use it 16:00
60 PAST SIMPLE: form 12:03
61 PAST SIMPLE: uses 09:21
62 PAST SIMPLE: adverbial phrases 04:53
63 PAST SIMPLE: tricky verbs 06:01
64 PAST SIMPLE: irregular verbs 14:33
65 PAST SIMPLE: in the IELTS test 07:59
66 PAST: USED TO and WOULD 08:51
67 FUTURE: the most common forms 24:39
68 FUTURE: complex forms 12:02
69 CONDITIONALS: zero and first conditionals 15:27
70 CONDITIONALS: words to replace IF 05:01
71 CONDITIONALS: things you might not know about conditionals 15:47
72 CONDITIONALS: second conditionals 09:26
73 CONDITIONALS: third conditionals 16:24
74 CONDITIONALS: mixed conditionals 14:18
75 THE –ING FORM: irregular endings 07:42
76 GERUNDS: in continuous tenses 08:28
77 GERUNDS: verbal nouns 05:49
78 GERUNDS: structures with verbs 13:38
79 GERUNDS: the perfect gerund 09:42
80 GERUNDS: with prepositions and connecting words 08:22
81 GERUNDS: in clauses 11:43
82 GERUNDS: following verbs 18:53
83 INFINITIVES: structures with IT 09:20
84 INFINITIVES: structures with two verbs (part 1) 15:41
85 INFINITIVES: structures with two verbs (part 2) 19:39
86 INFINITIVES: structures with nouns 11:04
87 INFINITIVES: structures with adjectives 11:05
88 INFINITIVES: the continuous form and the perfect form 07:33
89 INFINITIVES: verb + object + infinitive 07:24
90 INFINITIVES: other ways to use infinitives 14:32
91 INFINITIVES: with ENOUGH, TOO and SO 07:23
92 LINKING VERBS: with wh-clauses and infinitive clauses 08:28
93 LINKING VERBS: with that-clauses, -ing clauses and IT 09:22
94 MODALS: how to form modal verbs (part 1) 21:36
95 MODALS: how to form modal verbs (part 2) 29:51
96 MODAL VERBS: forms with TO BE 08:52
97 PASSIVES: different tenses 14:11
98 PASSIVES: modals 12:20
99 PASSIVES: complex structures 18:01
100 PASSIVES: why do we need them? 15:51
101 SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT: basic rules 07:38
102 SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT: collective nouns 06:03
103 SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT: complex rules (part 1) 10:59
104 SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT: complex rules (part 2) 07:48
105 REPORTED SPEECH: tenses which change 13:34
106 REPORTED SPEECH: tenses which do not change 17:51
107 REPORTED SPEECH: modal verbs 07:34
108 REPORTED SPEECH: other language which changes 06:52
109 REPORTED SPEECH: using infinitives and gerunds 10:27
110 REPORTED SPEECH: verbs used to report speech 12:34
111 REPORTED SPEECH: reporting questions 12:22
112 REPORTED SPEECH: strategies for IELTS 06:47
113 REPORTED SPEECH: reporting other types of sentence 07:41
114 VERB STRUCTURES: verb + object + infinitive 17:38
115 VERB STRUCTURES: LET and MAKE 08:09
116 THERE IS: different tenses 16:08
117 THERE IS: combined with other verbs 09:13
118 THERE IS: combined with SOME-, ANY- and NO- 07:15
119 THERE IS: combined with modals 07:21
120 THERE IS: other functions 08:17
121 CLAUSES of PURPOSE 18:33
122 CLAUSES of PURPOSE with different subjects 09:54
123 CLAUSES of PURPOSE: other structures 15:28
124 CLAUSES of CAUSE and REASON 16:09
125 CLAUSES of RESULT 10:16
126 CLAUSES of CONCESSION 16:39
127 CLAUSES of TIME 12:08
128 CLAUSES: that-clauses (part 1) 19:40
129 CLAUSES: that-clauses (part 2) 18:57
130 CLAUSES: that-clauses (part 3) 09:22
131 CLAUSES: wh-clauses 12:41
132 RELATIVE CLAUSES: defining relative clauses 18:01
133 RELATIVE CLAUSES: non-defining relative clauses 13:49
134 RELATIVE CLAUSES: relative pronouns 11:48
135 RELATIVE CLAUSES: prepositions with relative clauses 07:05
136 SENTENCES: simple and compound 16:07
137 SENTENCES: complex and compound-complex 19:43
138 ELLIPSIS: (part 1) 15:28
139 ELLIPSIS: (part 2) 17:43
140 ELLIPSIS: (part 3) 06:32
141 INVERSION: (part 1) 17:04
142 INVERSION: (part 2) 15:56
143 PUNCTUATION: commas part 1) 18:09
144 PUNCTUATION: commas part 2) 15:31
145 PUNCTUATION: capital letters and full-stoops 07:42
146 PUNCTUATION: apostrophes 09:27
147 PUNCTUATION: semi-colons and colons 18:48
148 PUNCTUATION: hyphens, dashes and brackets 07:47
149 PUNCTUATION: what to avoid 07:07
150 ADJECTIVES: ending in –ed and -ing 08:45
151 ADJECTIVES: two-part adjectives with past participles 10:47
152 ADJECTIVES: two-part adjectives with present participles 07:52
153 ADJECTIVES: two-part adjectives including adjectives and nouns 10:29
154 ADJECTIVES: two-part adjectives using numbers 12:55
155 ADJECTIVES: adjectives formed from participles 10:30
156 ADJECTIVES: position 16:28
157 ADJECTIVES: order 09:42
158 ADVERBS of time 11:34
159 ADVERBS of place 07:49
160 ADVERBS: frequency 11:19
161 ADVERBS: manner 12:43
162 ADVERBS: degree 16:35
163 ADVERBS: gradable and non-gradable 23:42
164 ADVERBS: comment 08:23
165 ADVERBS: standpoint and focus 08:25
166 ADVERBS: connecting ideas 09:45
167 ADVERBS which get confused with ADJECTIVES 05:13
168 COMPARATIVES: essential rules 15:05
169 COMPARATIVES: giving details about the difference 11:11
170 COMPARATIVES: using AS…AS… 24:55
171 COMPARATIVES: countable and uncountable nouns 16:36
172 COMPARATIVES: other ways of describing change, similarity, difference 09:59
173 SUPERLATIVES: simple and complex forms 12:43
174 PREPOSITIONS: when do we use them? 04:25
175 PREPOSITIONS: after adjectives 11:21
176 PREPOSITIONS: after nouns 08:44
177 PREPOSITIONS: after verbs 19:15
178 PREPOSITIONS: when to use BY 06:56
179 PREPOSITIONS: when to use OF 11:13
180 PREPOSITIONS: when to use IN 10:49
181 PREPOSITIONS: when to use ON 08:32
182 PREPOSITIONS: when to use UNDER 07:49
183 PREPOSITIONS: when to use WITH 06:58
184 PREPOSITIONS: prepositions of time 12:00
185 PREPOSITIONS: forms of transport 07:24
186 PREPOSITIONS: prepositions of place (part 1) 13:38
187 PREPOSITIONS: prepositions of place (part 2) 16:58
188 ABILITY: using CAN and COULD 10:47
189 ABILITY: using TO BE ABLE TO 16:56
190 ABILITY: using TO MANAGE and TO SUCCEED 07:45
191 DEDUCTION AND ASSUMPTION: using MUST for deduction 10:32
192 DEDUCTION AND ASSUMPTION: using MIGHT, MAY, CAN and COULD for deduction 16:45
193 DEDUCTION AND ASSUMPTION: assumption 10:04
194 OBLIGATION: using SHOULD, OUGHT TO, MUST, HAVE TO and NEED TO 23:31
195 OBLIGATION: using negative forms 14:29
196 OBLIGATION: using NEEDN’T HAVE 06:07
197 POSSIBILITY: using modal verbs 09:04
198 POSSIBILITY: avoiding modal verbs 10:36
199 POSSIBILITY: describing possibility in the past 07:23
200 SUGGESTIONS AND ADVICE: using modal verbs 15:02
201 SUGGESTIONS AND ADVICE: other structures 09:33
202 WISHES AND REGRETS: wishes 10:08
203 WISHES AND REGRETS: regrets 15:42

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