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English tenses course
"Time Machine"
"Time Machine"
Everything that you need to know about English tenses.
100USD
100USD
About course
Who is this course for?
The "Time Machine" course was created to help you understand the tenses in English. So that you know in what situation and how to use this or that tense correctly.
If you:
- "finished" learning English after the Present Simple;
- confuse the tenses such as Past Simple and Present Perfect, or do not know/are not sure when to use Simple and when to use Continuous tenses;
- avoid using complex tenses and use Simple ones everywhere;
- you want to learn all the tenses;
- you want to understand some specific tenses;
- want to review and practice using different tenses;
then the "Time Machine" course is for you⏳️😊🙌
Course content
7 lessons
- which is correct: "I am work", "I work" or "I am working"
- which is correct: "He don't live", "He not live" or "He doesn't live".
- There are many more useful things about the Present tenses.
- Lesson 1 "To Be"
- Lesson 2 "Present Simple"
- Lesson 3 "Questions in Present Simple"
- Lesson 4 "Adverbs of Frequency"
- Lesson 5 "Present Continuous"
- Lesson 6 "Present Continuous. Questions"
- Lesson 7 "Present Simple vs. Present Continuous"
- In this unit, we are going to analyze the verb "To Be", its usage and how it differs from other verbs.
- Next, we move on to the Present Simple, its formation, usage, and the main tense markers, including Adverbs of Frequency.
- The final lessons in this unit focus on the Present Continuous, its uses, how it is formed, and how it is different from the Present Simple.
- By the end of this unit, you will have learned how to use the verb "To Be" correctly, as well as the Present Simple and Present Continuous tenses.
- You will understand:
- which is correct: "I am work", "I work" or "I am working"
- which is correct: "He don't live", "He not live" or "He doesn't live".
- There are many more useful things about the Present tenses.
8 lessons
- when to say "I drank..." and when to say "I was drinking..."
- which is correct: "I worked", "I did work" or "I was working"
- which is correct: "He not lived", "He wasn't lived" or "He didn't live".
- which is correct: "He visited...", "He had visited..." or "He had been visiting..."
- More useful information about the tenses of the Past group
- Lesson 1 "Past Simple. Introduction and To Be"
- Lesson 2 "Past Simple. Regular and Irregular verbs"
- Lesson 3 "Past simple. Ending -ED"
- Lesson 4 "Present Simple vs. Past Simple"
- Lesson 5 "Past Continuous"
- Lesson 6 "Past Perfect Simple"
- Lesson 7 "Past Perfect Simple vs. Past Perfect Continuous"
- Lesson 8 "Past Simple vs. Continuous vs. Perfect"
- In this unit we are going to analyze all the Past tenses.
- We start with "To Be" in the Past Simple, then move on to regular and irregular verbs in the Past.
- Next, after comparing the Present Simple and the Past Simple, we will look at the formation and use of the Past Continuous.
- After that, we will move on to the Past Perfect Simple and then compare it with the Past Perfect Continuous.
- The final lesson of the unit will be devoted to comparing all the tenses of the Past group.
- By the end of this unit, you will have known how to use all the tenses of the Past group correctly.
- You will know:
- when to say "I drank..." and when to say "I was drinking..."
- which is correct: "I worked", "I did work" or "I was working"
- which is correct: "He not lived", "He wasn't lived" or "He didn't live".
- which is correct: "He visited...", "He had visited..." or "He had been visiting..."
- More useful information about the tenses of the Past group
3 lessons
- when to say "I drank..." and when to say "I have drunk..."
- which is correct: "I worked...", "I have worked..." or "I have been working..."
- which is correct: "He didn't live...", "He hasn't lived..." or "He hasn't been living...".
- which is correct: "Tarantino directed..." or "Tarantino has directed..."
- Lesson 1 "Present Perfect. Usage and Formation."
- Lesson 2 "Present Perfect vs. Past Simple."
- Lesson 3 "Present Perfect Simple vs. Present Perfect Continuous"
- In this unit we are going to analyze the Present Perfect and its variations - Simple and Continuous.
- We start with the formation and use of the Present Perfect Simple.
- The next lesson is devoted to comparing the Present Perfect and the Past Simple, because these tenses are often confused.
- The final lesson of the unit is an analysis and comparison of the Present Perfect Simple and the Present Perfect Continuous.
- By the end of this unit, you will have known how to use the Present Perfect correctly, understand the difference between its aspects and how to avoid confusing it with the Past Simple.
- You will understand:
- when to say "I drank..." and when to say "I have drunk..."
- which is correct: "I worked...", "I have worked..." or "I have been working..."
- which is correct: "He didn't live...", "He hasn't lived..." or "He hasn't been living...".
- which is correct: "Tarantino directed..." or "Tarantino has directed..."
5 lessons
- when to say "I will drink..." and when to say "I will be drinking..."
- when to say "I will have lived..." and when to say "I will have been living..."
- which is correct: "I will be working..." or "I will work..."
- Lesson 1 "Future. Plans."
- Lesson 2 "Future. Predictions."
- Lesson 3 "Future Continuous"
- Lesson 4 "Future Prefect Simple"
- Lesson 5 "Future Perfect Continuous"
- In this unit, we analyze the Future tenses and constructions.
- First, we will look at how to talk about your plans and intentions.
- Then we will learn how to make predictions using the Future Simple and the To Be Going To construction.
- After that, we will move on to the Future Continuous, how to form it and use it correctly.
- The final lessons of the block are dedicated to the Future Perfect: how to use it, and the difference between the Future Perfect Simple and the Future Perfect Continuous.
- By the end of this block, you will have learned how to use the Future group constructions and tenses correctly.
- You will understand:
- when to say "I will drink..." and when to say "I will be drinking..."
- when to say "I will have lived..." and when to say "I will have been living..."
- which is correct: "I will be working..." or "I will work..."
- The final unit of the course is devoted to analyzing common mistakes in all tenses (Present, Past, Future).
- You will understand not only HOW it is wrong, but also WHY it is wrong
Reviews about course
F.A.Q
The course is organized in such a way that the difficulty increases.
First, we cover "simple" tenses and topics, such as TO BE, Present Simple, Present Continuous (suitable for beginner levels - A1-A2). Then there are more complex tenses: "Past Continuous", "Present Perfect" (suitable for level B1>).
The principle of structure of the course is basically the same as in most learning complexes (start with Present Simple and finish with more complex tenses)
First, we cover "simple" tenses and topics, such as TO BE, Present Simple, Present Continuous (suitable for beginner levels - A1-A2). Then there are more complex tenses: "Past Continuous", "Present Perfect" (suitable for level B1>).
The principle of structure of the course is basically the same as in most learning complexes (start with Present Simple and finish with more complex tenses)
No, you can choose any topic/tense you want to learn or revise. However, if you have not studied the tenses in English before, I recommend taking the course in the order in which the lessons are organized.
The course consists of 25 video lessons.
Each lesson includes:
- a video lesson explaining the topic
- exercises for the lesson
- a guide-presentation with key aspects of the topic
- glossary in Ukrainian
- materials from the interactive whiteboard used for explanations in the video
Each lesson includes:
- a video lesson explaining the topic
- exercises for the lesson
- a guide-presentation with key aspects of the topic
- glossary in Ukrainian
- materials from the interactive whiteboard used for explanations in the video
The course is in English. I have organized all the video lessons exactly as I explain them in my classes to students of all levels.
Plus, all my explanations are accompanied by illustrations on an interactive whiteboard. I always try to explain everything complex in a simple way👌.
However, if you suddenly don't understand some words, you can always refer to the glossary, which is available for each lesson in Ukrainian.
Plus, all my explanations are accompanied by illustrations on an interactive whiteboard. I always try to explain everything complex in a simple way👌.
However, if you suddenly don't understand some words, you can always refer to the glossary, which is available for each lesson in Ukrainian.
After payment, you will have permanent access to the course.
After payment, you will receive an email with the details (login and password) required to access the course.
No. The "Time Machine" course is dedicated to tenses in English. Other topics outside the context of tenses are not covered in this course.
Yes, you can. The course is adapted for all formats (computer/laptop, tablet, phone).
You can contact us with questions by the following email address: info@ruslan-englishteacher.com
If you take the entire course, you should spend an average of 40 minutes per topic. There are 22 topics in the course, plus three bonus lessons on common mistakes.
Learning the English tenses is important because it helps you to clearly communicate when things are happening. It is a key part of grammar that is essential for success in both professional and academic environments.
Understanding the tenses also boosts your confidence in speaking and writing, making you a more effective communicator. Once you master the tenses in English, you won't worry about being misunderstood.
Understanding the tenses also boosts your confidence in speaking and writing, making you a more effective communicator. Once you master the tenses in English, you won't worry about being misunderstood.
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