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Master English Grammar | All English Sentence Patterns

14h 34m 6s
English
Paid
Updated September 2026

Master English Grammar | All English Sentence Patterns is a 90-lesson 14 hours 34 minutes self-paced course by Luke Priddy. Grammar rules only stick when you see them in action.

Course facts

Lessons
90
Duration
14 hours 34 minutes
Level
All levels
Language
English
Updated
2026-09-11
Instructor
Luke Priddy
Price
Premium

Grammar rules only stick when you see them in action. This 90-lesson course walks through English sentence patterns from A2 up to C2, showing how each structure works before putting it into your own speaking and writing.

From Simple to Complex

  • Simple patterns: talking about facts, habits, and plans, and how word order changes meaning
  • Complex patterns: clauses, linking words, and passive voice for connecting ideas clearly

Practice Built In

Every topic is followed by short tasks that surface your gaps and common mistakes, plus model answers you can compare against your own attempts.

The end goal is practical: using grammar as a working tool rather than a memorized rulebook, so your writing and speech carry clear meaning and consistent logic.

Who teaches Master English Grammar | All English Sentence Patterns? Luke Priddy

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Luke Priddy is a software engineer and educator publishing course material on practical software development. His teaching focuses on the engineering craft underneath modern web and full-stack work.

The course catalog covers a range of practical topics in modern development. Material is taught at a level aimed at intermediate developers building real applications.

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#1: Course Overview
All Course Lessons (90)
#Lesson TitleDurationAccess
1
Course Overview Demo
09:53
2
Getting Started
03:04
3
Transformations Overview
04:27
4
Adding with Transformations
12:18
5
Nuanced Transformations
11:41
6
Direct Commands
11:06
7
Softening Commands
05:54
8
Making Requests
08:47
9
Overview of Closed Questions
03:07
10
Building Closed Questions
14:56
11
Closed Questions with Modal Verbs
09:09
12
Overview of Open Questions
03:04
13
Why Questions
11:12
14
How Questions to Ask About Means
08:23
15
How Questions for Degree Quality and Amount
06:02
16
How Questions for Quality
04:25
17
Who Questions
07:58
18
Special Who Questions
04:26
19
Where and When Questions
12:06
20
What and Which Questions
15:07
21
Whose Questions
10:20
22
Statements with Question Words
15:50
23
Tag Questions
19:26
24
Overview of Descriptions
05:10
25
There is...
13:18
26
There are...
09:27
27
Overview of Describing with Senses
04:41
28
How to Describe with Senses
10:57
29
Using You'll See
11:46
30
Picturing and Imagining
08:21
31
Instructing with Imperatives
11:56
32
Comparing with Like
06:13
33
Comparing with Similar
05:49
34
Points of Reference
09:59
35
Adding with Have and With
09:04
36
Overview of Gerunds
05:57
37
Building Gerunds
06:44
38
Overview of Infinitives
04:00
39
Building Infinitives
08:22
40
When to Use Infinitives
07:09
41
When to Use Gerunds
05:07
42
When to Use Either Gerunds or Infinitives
02:33
43
Overview of Subordinating Conjunctions
12:18
44
Although
10:09
45
Even If and Even Though
10:28
46
Whereas
11:00
47
Because
08:33
48
Once and As Soon As
13:54
49
Since
06:12
50
Ever Since
09:11
51
Until
11:56
52
Unless
12:56
53
If
12:02
54
Overview of Coordinating Conjunctions
09:35
55
Building Sentences with Coordinating Conjunctions
09:55
56
And
11:47
57
Or
16:23
58
Yet
12:42
59
But
15:15
60
So
11:16
61
So That
07:38
62
Active and Passive Sentence Structure
09:33
63
When to Use Passive Voice
09:41
64
Intensive Active and Passive Review
11:35
65
Using Hypotheticals
19:36
66
Exploring Past Hypotheticals: Part 1
14:29
67
Exploring Past Hypotheticals: Part 2
16:03
68
Slapping and Breaking
14:45
69
Practicing Slapping and Breaking
01:41
70
Really Long Sentences
07:36
71
Limits Are Your Friend
09:26
72
Limits Are Your Friend Example
02:22
73
Beginning with Adverbs
12:01
74
Beginning with Adjectives
08:36
75
Beginning with 'To' Verb
07:08
76
Beginning with '-ing' Verbs
20:14
77
Beginning with Prepositional Phrases
11:01
78
Past Participle Beginnings: Part 1
04:57
79
Past Participle Beginnings: Part 2
14:02
80
Past Participle Beginnings: Part 3
09:33
81
Having Past Participle
12:57
82
Section Overview
01:49
83
Relative Clauses: Non-essential Type 1
12:38
84
Relative Clauses: Non-essential Type 2
08:33
85
Essential Relative Clauses
10:04
86
Clarifying Nouns
15:07
87
Adding Details and Explanation: Part 1
04:54
88
Adding Details and Explanation: Part 2
06:40
89
Using Specific Verbs
13:56
90
Final Thoughts
10:45
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Frequently asked questions

What prerequisites are needed before taking this course?
The course is designed for learners from A2 to C2 levels. No specific prerequisites are required, but a basic understanding of English will help you grasp the sentence patterns more effectively. The course begins with simple patterns, making it accessible for learners with foundational knowledge of English grammar.
What types of sentence patterns will I learn in this course?
The course covers a wide range of sentence patterns from simple forms to more complex structures. You will learn about basic forms used for speaking about facts, habits, and plans, as well as complex patterns involving clauses, linking words, and passive voice. Each pattern is accompanied by examples to help reinforce your understanding.
Who is the target audience for this course?
The course is intended for English learners who want to improve their grammar skills, ranging from A2 to C2 proficiency levels. It's suitable for those looking to enhance their speaking and writing clarity through structured practice and examples.
How does this course compare in depth and scope to similar English grammar courses?
This course offers detailed lessons on both simple and complex English sentence patterns, supported by practice tasks and model answers. Unlike some courses that may focus on specific grammar rules, this course provides a comprehensive overview of sentence structures, from basic facts and habits to advanced clauses and linking words.
What specific tools or platforms do I need to complete the course tasks?
The course does not require any specific tools or platforms beyond access to the online course materials. You will engage with tasks and examples directly through the course interface, allowing you to practice and review your understanding of English sentence patterns.
What is not covered in this English grammar course?
The course focuses on sentence patterns and does not cover vocabulary building, pronunciation, or specific English dialects. It aims to enhance your sentence structure proficiency rather than expanding your vocabulary or addressing speaking fluency.
How much time should I allocate for this course?
With a total of 90 lessons, the course is designed for steady, paced learning. The time commitment will vary depending on your current proficiency and the time you dedicate to practice tasks. Regular engagement with the material and exercises will yield the best results.