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Master English Grammar | All English Sentence Patterns

14h 34m 6s
English
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Learn English grammar in a clear and direct way. You will see how each sentence pattern works, and you will use it in your own speaking and writing. You will build strong habits through short steps and steady practice.

Main Sentence Patterns

You study common English structures from A2 to C2. You learn what each pattern does and when to use it. You also check many short examples to fix the rule in your mind.

Simple Patterns

You start with basic forms. You practice how to speak about facts, habits, and plans. You learn how word order shapes meaning.

Complex Patterns

You move on to longer forms. You work with clauses, linking words, and passive voice. You learn how these parts help you show clear links between ideas.

Practice and Review

You do short tasks after each topic. These tasks help you check your gaps and fix common errors. You can read model answers and compare them with your own work.

Build Real Skill

The goal is simple. You use grammar as a tool. You write and speak with clear meaning, strong logic, and steady style.

About the Author: 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.

The CourseFlix listing under this source carries 6 Luke Priddy courses. Material is paid; the catalog page lists course titles, lesson counts, and the specific category each one covers. For broader content in any specific technology, see the corresponding Topic and Category pages on CourseFlix.

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

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Learn English grammar in a clear and direct way. You will see how each sentence pattern works, and you will use it in your own speaking and writing. You will build strong habits through short steps and steady practice. Main Sentence…
Who teaches Master English Grammar | All English Sentence Patterns?
Master English Grammar | All English Sentence Patterns is taught by Luke Priddy. You can find more courses by this instructor on the corresponding source page.
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Master English Grammar | All English Sentence Patterns contains 90 lessons with a total runtime of 14 hours 34 minutes. All lessons are available to watch online at your own pace.
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