English PE-72: Word Order in English: SVOMPT The master rule of English sentence building: subject, verb, object, then manner, place and time — in that order, every time.
English PE-71: Determiners: each, every, both, either, neither, all Talking about groups with precision — one by one, two together, one of two, or none of them. Plus the singular verbs that surprise everybody.
English PE-65: Verbs That Change Meaning: stop doing vs stop to do Six verbs where -ing and to + verb mean completely different things — the difference between stopping smoking and stopping to smoke.
English PE-64: Gerunds and Infinitives: The Basics When to say 'I enjoy reading' and when to say 'I want to read' — the two ways a verb follows another verb, and the preposition rule that never fails.
English PE-63: Reported Speech: Questions, Commands and Reporting Verbs A reported question is not a question any more — no inversion, no question mark. Plus how to report orders, requests and a dozen useful reporting verbs.
English PE-62: Reported Speech: Statements and Backshift How to tell somebody what somebody else said — the backshift rule that moves every verb one step into the past.
English PE-61: Passive Voice in All Tenses, and the by-agent One pattern, twelve tenses: change be, keep V3. Plus passives with modals, two objects, and when to keep the by-phrase.
English PE-100: Your Grammar Toolkit: The One-Page Review of Everything The whole course on one page — every tense, every modal, every conditional, the ten golden rules, and what to do next. The finish line.
English PE-99: Small Talk and Everyday Conversation Grammar The grammar of being friendly — openers, echo questions, so do I / neither do I, and how to leave a conversation politely.
English PE-98: Making Excuses, Apologising and Explaining Sorry for being late — the grammar of apologies, the tenses that make an excuse believable, and how to accept an apology graciously.
English PE-97: Describing Charts, Trends and Numbers The language of data — rise, fall, peak, remain stable — plus the prepositions that decide whether something increased BY or TO a number.
English PE-96: Describing People, Places and Things The most common speaking task there is — how to describe someone's appearance and character, a place you love, and an object, using the grammar you already have.
