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The English Conversation Course | Learn to speak English!
Last updated 7/2023
Created by Language Studio
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 471 Lectures ( 59h 24m ) | Size: 24 GB

An English conversation course like no other - a course designed to get you speaking in every lesson!



What you'll learn
Students will develop English conversation skills
Students will develop English vocabulary knowledge
Students will improve their English pronunciation
Students will improve their English grammar knowledge


Requirements
Interest in learning to speak English


Description
Welcome to our English Conversation Course!By taking this course, you will develop the most important English skill - the ability to converse in English.In this course, you will learn how to communicate in English in topics that are relevant for learners of all levels.First, we deal with the most common topics, such as talking about names and age, and the language structure is appropriate for beginner learners. As we progress through the level, we deal with diverse range of conversation topics and learn many different kinds of expressions which you will need to develop your English speaking skills.The main aim of this course is to develop your speaking skill, so in every video lesson, there are various speaking practices meaning that you will need to speak out loud and participate in every lesson.The core components of the course areLesson - this is where you learn the key expressions. You will learn the meaning and usage rule of every expression, and you will also practice each expression in the lessonSpeaking drill - this is the practice stage. You will practice the expression learned in the lesson multiple times, and this repetition-based practice will help to retain what you are learning in the long-term.Review lesson - this is the review and practice stage. You will practice the expressions you learned in the previous 2 or 3 lessons in a dialogue format. This will give you the feeling of practising the expressions in a more conversation like format.As this is an English conversation course, active learning and repetition are fundamental principle of this course, so do make sure to watch our lessons in a place where you can speak out loud (at least be able to whisper).

Who this course is for
All English learners


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Social Media Film School: TikTok, Instagram, YouTube & AI
Last updated 12/2023
Created by Dan Britain,Julian Melanson,Justice Shepard
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 203 Lectures ( 20h 51m ) | Size: 22.2 GB



4-in-1 Course + ChatGPT to Supercharge Your Videography, Video Editing & Social Media Content | ChatGPT-4 & Filmmaking



What you'll learn
Understand the principles of effective storytelling and how to apply them your TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube videos.
Use the power of AI and ChatGPT to remove tedious tasks holding you back from creating more and efficiently create content faster than ever.
Plan, script, shoot, light, and capture sound for creating TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube videos.
Gain practical knowledge of video editing software and techniques, including color correction, sound mixing, adding effects, and graphics.
Improve your audience engagement, learn how to analyze metrics and data to improve content performance across Tiktok, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube.
Optimize your content for each social media platform through using optimal video lengths, formatting, intro hooks, filming hacks, and much more.
Develop a clear understanding of social media algorithms and leverage them to increase reach on Tiktok, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube.
Create a comprehensive video content strategy that aligns with your personal or proffesional brand identity, values, objectives

Requirements
No previous skillset needed, just a phone or camera and editing software of your choice!

Description
Have you been wanting to create social media content but you don t know where to start?Are you ready to plan, light, film, edit and release incredible looking content to TikTok, Instagram Reels, Instagram Stories, YouTube, YouTube Shorts, Facebook, and Facebook Stories?Perfect! You ve made it to the right course!In this complete Social Media Film School, we'll work together to develop your skills as a filming and editing pro and supercharge your content creation process with ChatGPT 4 and other extremely powerful AI tools!By the end of this course, you will have learned the following skills:Learn the fundamentals of posting to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook.Choose the perfect gear for your content or maximize your skills with the gear you already own.Create your own filming studio setup with the perfect camera angle, lighting, background, and sound quality.Plan, film, edit, and release your own high quality videos with cutaway shots on YouTube.Strategize and film shareable TikTok videos with our expert guest speaker that has over 1.8m TikTok followers.Brainstorm, outline, film, and post Instagram Stories and Reels that are optimized for your specific audience.Properly use Facebook Stories to exciting and shareable content that drives engagement. You'll also learn how to use AI tools create content like never before:Cut the time needed in half to research topics, genres, and niche's to create videos for using ChatGPT 4.Use ChatGPT 4 to quickly narrow down your target audience so you can create more engaging content. Remove the barriers of coming up with content ideas and generate endless amounts of new ideas. Instantly create titles, descriptions, and newsletters for your specific audience using ChatGPT 4. Our biggest goal for you:The goal of this course is to give you the skills and knowledge you need to plan, create, and share videos with the world that you are truly proud of! You'll have lifetime access to:19.5 hours of learning content192 in-depth video lessons53 downloadable assets6 online articles5 page algorithm boost guideLifetime access to the tutorials and assetsUpdates to all future course materialsOne on one with me in the Q&A sectionIf you want to create content like never before,save time creating videos, dramatically improve your production quality, and create more effectively than ever... then this is the course for you.We'll see you inside!

Who this course is for
Everyday content creators wanting to create videos for social media.



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The Complete Prepositions Course | Mastering English Grammar
Published 12/2023
Created by Luke Priddy
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 179 Lectures ( 29h 50m ) | Size: 35 GB



500+ real examples to master English prepositions like a native English speaker. Boost your English grammar and fluency!



What you'll learn:

Sharpen your English grammar skills by learning how words get connected together.
Master English prepositions by example and use them like a native English speaker. The dictionary isn't enough. You have to get the feeling for how to use them.
Learn English idioms and collocations that you can use in daily English conversations. By practicing examples covered in the course, you can use them easily.
Build habits so that you don t have to think when you use prepositions. This is part of building your "English Brain".
Improve your English listening skills (especially if you take the course without using subtitles).
Boost your English writing clarity and coherence with well-structured sentences. Prepositions so common that getting them confused can create misunderstandings.
Take your English fluency to the next level. If your goal is to speak naturally and express yourself clearly, you need a strong background of knowledge.
Become a more confident and natural English speaker! If you don't feel confused about which preposition to use, you will feel confident when you are speaking!

Requirements:
You should be able to understand clear and simple spoken English.

Description:
English prepositions are impossible. I never know for sure which one to use! That s what I ve heard even high-level English learners say. But why do they say that? Well, it s because learning how to use a preposition isn t as easy as looking in the dictionary! English prepositions have so many different uses and meanings that the best way to learn is to grow up as a native English speaker. That means you have to learn through examples. Lots of examples. That s the only way to really get the feel for how to use prepositions naturally without thinking. Well, in this course, I have taken a lifetime of experience as a native English speaker, plus over ten years of helping hundreds of thousands of English learners around the world improve their English skills, and combined it into a single course. This one!In the course, we will explore English prepositions in-depth! Overall, the course will help you:Master English prepositions by example and use them like a native English speaker.Sharpen your English grammar skills by learning how words get connected together.Learn English idioms and collocations that you can use in daily English conversations.Build habits so that you don t have to think when you use prepositions.Improve your English listening skills.Boost your English writing clarity and coherence with well-structured sentences.Take your English fluency to the next level.Become a more confident and natural English speaker!You will also get:Access to PDF downloads to help you practice when you learn.Quizzes throughout the course to build strong English thinking habits.Personal support from me, an American English teacher, throughout the course for any questions.The main prepositions we will cover include:FOR: Focusing on intention, goal, and purpose.WITH: Covering actions done together, connections, and more information.FROM: Exploring origins, causes, prevention, and basis.AROUND: Getting into physical proximity and other uses.BETWEEN: Discussing physical positioning and other relational uses.AMONG: Focusing on being part of a group, distribution, and exceptions.ABOVE: Understanding physical placement and more abstract applications.BEHIND: Exploring both physical and metaphorical uses.UNDER and BELOW: Differentiating between physical positioning and other meanings.WITHIN and INSIDE: Comparing these often interchangeable prepositions.BEFORE and AFTER: Covering time, priority, position, and more.ACROSS: Understanding common usage and associated phrasal verbs.OF: Delving into composition, belonging, purpose, and relationships.BY: Discussing relation, action, method, origin, and more.TO: Focusing on direction, destination, purpose, and degrees.AT: Covering location, time, degree, and other relational aspects.IN: Exploring physical and non-physical contexts, as well as time-related uses.ON: Discussing physical placement, non-physical contexts, and more.*Note:Other prepositions will be mentioned as well. So, whether you re getting ready for a big exam like the IELTS or TOEFL, or you re just tired of never knowing exactly which preposition to use, this course has everything you need. Along the way, you will improve a lot of other essential skills needed to become a fluent English speaker.If you're ready to level up your English, sign up now!I ll see you in the course.Luke Priddy

Who this course is for:
Anyone who wants to improve their overall English grammar skills, build confidence, achieve English fluency, and use prepositions naturally without speaking.
Non-native English speakers who need to make sure they are never misunderstood when speaking, or who need to get high scores on exams like the IELTS and TOEFL.



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English Conversation Intermediate Level
Published 12/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 33.67 GB | Duration: 12h 36m

Learn English with a professional and experienced native Brit



What you'll learn
Master a large number of vocabulary topics
Fluently use different tenses
Fluently use gerunds, to + infinitives, and bare infinitives
Fluently use the definite and indefinite article
Fluently use conditionals, modal verbs, reporting verbs, and auxiliary verbs


Requirements
An intermediate level of English. If you are at an earlier stage, please try my beginner or pre-intermediate courses


Description
Welcome to my English course for intermediate students. This course is the 'sequel' to Master English Conversation Pre-Intermediate Level. On this course, you will learn not only the grammar, but also the vocabulary that is necessary to progress to an upper-intermediate level. I am a British teacher with more than 20 years' experience, who enjoys using a variety of methods to teach students. I use a white board to explain how the grammar works, and I often use pictures to teach new vocabulary. Please speak to your monitor when you are doing this course, and your conversational skills will improve quickly. The course includes the following:Downloadable lectures on the most important grammar topics. (tenses, quantifiers, reporting verbs, phrasal verbs, auxiliary verbs, reported speech, modal verbs, conditionals, gerunds, infinitives, comparatives, superlatives, articles, and passive)A range of topics that will enhance your vocabulary (cooking, sport, driving, common verb phrases, transport, health, complaints, personality, houses and property, history, education, science, cinema, work, crime, weather)I don't speak incredibly slowly, as though you were a beginner. I understand that you need faster speech so that you can make your way to an upper-intermediate level. Please preview one of my classes, and you will understand whether this course is too basic or too advanced. I have easier courses (pre-intermediate and beginner) AND more difficult courses (advanced grammar, advanced vocab, phrasal verbs) should you need them. Repetition of the vocabulary in different lessons and quizzes, so that the new words and phrases are easier to memorizeQuizzes after each and every lecture, and many of them include images, as I believe that pictures help you memorize both the grammar and the vocabulary.Ask questions on the Q and A section if you need clarification, and I respond within 24 hoursLearn how to avoid the most common mistakes New lectures uploaded every month. I will be adding an adapted version of Nathaniel Hawthorne's 'The Scarlet Letter' over the next few months, with comprehension exercises for each chapter. Lifetime membership

Overview
Section 1: Present Simple V Continuous, Food and Drink

Lecture 1 Simple V Continuous + Food and Drink

Lecture 2 Perfect Scrambled Eggs

Lecture 3 Simple V Continuous - Questions

Lecture 4 Perfect Roast Potatoes

Lecture 5 Describe three photos

Lecture 6 Make V do

Section 2: Sport, Driving, Past Simple V Past Continuous V Past Perfect

Lecture 7 Past Simple V Continuous + Sport

Lecture 8 Common Verb Phrases - Part 1

Lecture 9 Driving - Lesson 1

Lecture 10 Driving - Lesson 2

Lecture 11 Driving - Lesson 3

Section 3: Present Perfect V Past Simple, Comparatives and Superlatives, Money, Transport

Lecture 12 Present Perfect V Past Simple + Money

Lecture 13 Common Verb Phrases - Part 2

Lecture 14 Comparatives, Superlatives, and Transport

Section 4: Perfect Simple V Perfect Continuous, Health, Reported Speech

Lecture 15 Health + have done/have been doing

Lecture 16 Health + have done/have been doing - PART 2

Lecture 17 Reported Speech and Complaints - Part 1

Lecture 18 Reported Speech and Complaints - Part 2

Lecture 19 Reported Speech and Complaints - Part 3

Section 5: Personality, Auxiliary Verbs and Future Tenses

Lecture 20 Personality and Auxiliary Verbs

Lecture 21 Future Tenses

Lecture 22 Questions

Section 6: Conditionals and Houses

Lecture 23 Houses and Property

Lecture 24 Houses and Property - Part 2

Lecture 25 Houses and Property - Part 3

Lecture 26 Third Conditional

Section 7: Modal Verbs and History

Lecture 27 Modal Verbs of Obligation - Part 1

Lecture 28 Modal Verbs of Obligation - Part 2

Lecture 29 Past Modals and History - Part 1

Lecture 30 Past Modals and History - Part 2

Section 8: Articles and Education

Lecture 31 Education - Part 1

Lecture 32 Education - Part 2

Lecture 33 Education - Part 3

Lecture 34 Education - Part 4

Section 9: Quantifiers and Science

Lecture 35 Science - Part 1

Lecture 36 Science - Part 2

Lecture 37 Science - Part 3

Section 10: Passive and Cinema

Lecture 38 The Cinema (1)

Lecture 39 The Cinema (2)

Lecture 40 The Cinema (3)

Section 11: Work and Gerunds / Infinitives

Lecture 41 Work - Part 1

Lecture 42 Work - Part 2

Lecture 43 Work - Part 3

Section 12: Reporting Verbs and Crime

Lecture 44 Crime - Part 1

Lecture 45 Crime - Part 2

Lecture 46 Crime - Part 3

Section 13: Weather and Phrasal Verbs

Lecture 47 Weather - Part 1

Lecture 48 Weather - Part 2

Lecture 49 Weather - Part 3

Intermediate students of English as a second language

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Fstoppers - Photographing the World 4: Advanced Landscapes
Elia Locardi | Duration: 14:30 h | Video: H264 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC 48 kHz 2ch | 26,6 GB | Language: English

Since its inception, the Photographing the World series has taken photographers to some of the most beautiful locations around the world with landscape photographer Elia Locardi. Part educational photography tutorial video and part cultural adventure, Photographing the World has not only showcased some of Elia's most popular shooting and photo editing techniques but it also lets you experience the life of a full-time photographer who has made an incredible career out of travel and landscape photography. Fstoppers is excited to bring you the next extended adventure in the Photographing the World series as we head to the red deserts of the western United States and the exotic mountains of Patagonia in South America.

Elia Locardi is an internationally acclaimed professional travel photographer, Fujifilm Global Ambassador, writer, public speaker and highly experienced educator who spends his life shooting some of the most beautiful locations in the world. Since he began traveling full-time in 2009, he has visited more than 65 countries, flown nearly 2 million miles, and collaborated with major companies, brands, countries, NGOs, and tourism agencies on nearly every continent.


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Band 7+ Ielts Academic Preparation Course by Shaiban Harith
Published 12/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 21.88 GB | Duration: 22h 3m

1-How to master the 4 skills of the exam 2- What measures and tips needed for each skills 3- How to achieve self-study



What you'll learn
How to manage successfully IELTS exam 4 skills with the right tips & tricks
How to achieve band 7 and more in 4 skills and overcome fear of the exam
How to improve writing and speaking skills to achieve band 7+
How to overcome time problems in reading and how to improve overall achievement
How to improve vocabulary and grammar to reach band 7+

Requirements
Students should have the intermediate level in general English

Description
This course enlightens the students about the academic and technical formats of the IELTS test and how to achieve the highest band score with minimal effort. It provides an insight into the four skills of the exam and gives gold gifts of tips and knowledge of the instructor's long experience in the field. Finally, students will be able to master all the ins and outs of the test and will be able to develop themselves with self-study from different sources counting on the exam's high-standard techniques that have been presented in this vivid course. For instance, writing Task 1 is presented in a way that covers the eight types of questions that come in the exam. Also, students will use the four linguistic formats that cover the eight types of questions. For academic reading, many techniques are presented smoothly to cover the five types of questions that format the reading exam, each one of them is explained and practiced in detail. Moreover, speaking skill is presented in detail covering the three parts of the test and also what are the good techniques the students should use in the exam are presented as well. Also, some most common faulty techniques and errors that students should avoid in the speaking test are elaboratly presented. Concerning listening techniques, the four parts of the test are presented with practical and detailed guidance.

Overview
Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 IELTS 2-Reading - TRUE-FALSE-NOT GIVEN/YES-NO-NOT GIVEN ( Part 1)

Lecture 3 IELTS 3-Reading -TRUE-FALSE-NOT GIVEN/YES-NO-NOT GIVEN (Part2)

Lecture 4 IELTS 4-Reading- Multiple Choices

Lecture 5 IELTS 5-Reading- Summary

Lecture 6 IELTS 6 - Reading- Matching 2 sets of information

Section 2: IELTS Academic Writing Task 2 - Class1

Lecture 7 How to write successfully opinion, argument and problem solution essays (band7+)

Lecture 8 IELTS Academic Writing Task2- Class 2

Lecture 9 IELTS Academic Writing Task2- Class3

Lecture 10 IELTS Academic Writing Task2 -Class 4

Lecture 11 IELTS Academic Writing Task2- Class 5

Lecture 12 IELTS Writing Task2- Class 6

Lecture 13 IELTS Writing Task2- Class 7

Section 3: IELTS Task 1 Academic Writing

Lecture 14 IELTS Task1 Academic Writing- Class 1

Lecture 15 IELTS Task1 Academic Writing- Class 2

Lecture 16 IELTS Task1 Academic Writing- Class 3

Lecture 17 IELTS Task 1 Academic Writing- Class 4

Lecture 18 IELTS Task1 Academic Writing - Class 5

Section 4: Academic IELTS-Speaking

Lecture 19 Speaking strategies and skills needed for band 7 and more ( DO'S and DON'TS)

Lecture 20 IELTS Speaking Strategies for band 7+ ( DO'S and DON'TS) - Class 2

Section 5: Academic IELTS- Listening

Lecture 21 Academic IELTS - Listening- Introduction + Detailed Practical Practices

For students whom their level in English is intermediate and more who want to achieve band 6.5 + in IELTS



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6 Weeks Bootcamp for Civil & Construction Engineer From Zero
Last updated 05/2023
Duration: 34h 9m | Video: 1280x720 30fps | Audio: AAC, 48 kHz, 2ch | Size: 26.1 GB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English

Gain Knowledge in Construction l Quantity l Estimation l Concrete l Structural Engineering l Bridge l Cost l Building l



What you'll learn
To Crack Any Entry Level Interviews With Confidence & Without any Hazzle
To get Basic & Advanced Civil Engineering knowledge From Scratch
To Understand Different Construction Field Roles & Choose which Belongs to You
To gain construction Industry knowledge & Technical Concepts Missed in Colleges
To Earn Extra Income for Living by adopting civil Engineering Profession
How to Start YouTube Channel & Affiliate marketing


Requirements
Patience to Learn & Make Notes of What is Explained in The Lecture

Description
This course covers all the Civil Engineering Technical Question and answers that are sure to be asked in the interview.

This course has been prepared by Akshay Kamath ( B.E civil ) MTech (Structural Engineering ) Having 7 + Years of Experience in the Construction Industry

All the Questions Added in this course are prepared withone-linee Answers and crystal clear Explanations.

Course Outcome

Students will be able to answer any questions & Speak Confidently with their Senior in the construction field technically

Course Topics covered

Week 01 - Week 02

How Students Can Earn Money & Start Affiliate Marketing

How to Make a Powerful Resume with Proper Format

How to Face an Interview with Confidence

How to Answer Technical Questions With the Right Answers

Topics of Civil Engineering that are missed in college.

Basic Civil Engineering Questions

Questions on Concrete Technology

Basic units used in construction

The density of Construction Materials

Estimation of PCC, Excavation & Concrete Quantity

Code Books & their Importance

Types of cement, its working chemistry & Its importance in the Construction industry

Contractual process, site works, site handling, concrete works, rebar works, etc.

Structure knowledge and working at the site

Course Details - Week 03

Advanced Course Which Covers Most Construction in Civil Engineering Step by Step With Live Practical Videos.

1- Water Tank Construction

2- Petrol Bunk Construction

3- Quality Control - Work Methodology

4- Concrete Floor Construction

5- Miscellaneous topics Related to Metro Construction l Geo- Technical Engineering l Tunnel l

6- Advanced Structural Drawing Reading of Different Buildings

All the Lectures have Been Explained With Crystal clear Concepts and Practical videos From the Site.

This is a Complete Course that will Give You an Idea about Different Fields of Civil Engineering and how different Structure is Constructed,

Topics Covered

1- Water Tank Construction

Placing of Raft Beam & Column Reinforcement on Raft Slab

Structural Drawing Reading of Raft Slab

Placing of Raft Concrete & Drawing Reading

2- Petrol Bunk Construction

Step By Step Construction Of Bunker

Step By Step Construction of RCC Building

Step By Step Steel Structure Erection

Practical video of Petrol Bunk Construction

Steel Structure Erection for Petrol Bunk

Bunker Construction & Complete Execution of Petrol Pump

3- Quality Control - Work Methodology - Week 04-05

Excavation & Backfilling Work Statement

Soling Work Methodology

Formwork Methodology

Reinforcement Methodology

Concrete & PPC Methodology

Anti-Termite Treatment Methodology

Blockwork Methodology

Plastering Methodology

Tile Work Methodology

Marble Work Methodology

Brickwork Methodology

Brickwork Methodology -Part 2

Construction Joint Work Methodology

Construction Hole Work Methodology

Topics Covered! -Week 06

Learn to Read House Plans - Sections & Elevations

Learn to Read 3 BHK Residential Building Complete Plan

Learn the Fundamentals of Vaastu & Its Applications

Learn to Decide the Standard Room Sizes for a House

Learn to Decide Beam Size, Column Size, and Slab thickness for Any Building in Less than 5 Minutes

Learn the Fundamentals of Structural Engineering on How to Design & Detail Structural Drawings

All the lectures have been explained with crystal clear Concepts and Practical videos from the site.

This is a Complete Course that will Give You an Idea about Different Fields of Civil Engineering and how different Structure is Constructed,

This course is intended to help you Gain Practical & Theoretical Knowledge Which Will Help you Clear Entry level interviews in Civil Engineering Field.

This Course Will Help you Speak & Think Technically if you are Working in the Construction Industry

Who this course is for
Civil Engineers , Construction Engineers , Structural Engineers , Planning Engineers , College Going Students


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English For Upper-Intermediate (B2) 2023
Published 5/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 44.46 GB | Duration: 35h 5m

English for Upper-Intermediate



What you'll learn
English lexis
Grammar rules
Words and expressions that are often misused
Rules of pronunciation


Requirements
English learners on Intermediate Level


Description
English Club TV s Upper-Intermediate (B2) level aims at students who are of a more advanced knowledge base than its Pre-Intermediate and Intermediate levels. English Club TV is a stunning resource for students who wish to learn English online at all levels. All online educational material designed by a panel of experts based in Great Britain focuses on ensuring students understand spoken English, learn the intricacies of grammar and learn new words, phraseology and terminology as well.English learners who are looking to learn English online can have access to these lessons based on an online self-evaluation test of their current comprehension levels.The Upper-Intermediate level also known as B2, spans four primary modules; Listening Skills, Speaking Skills, Vocabulary Expansion and Grammar. Each level consists of English video lessons specially designed as shows and episodes cantering on current affairs, facts and day to day interactions.Listening skills and Vocabulary expansion can be improved by watching shows such as ECTV Simple News , Step By Step and The Week in Review . Each show includes the episode and post episode tasks and downloadable glossaries to ensure students understand each episode. Students wishing to improve their Speaking Skills and Grammar have a choice of shows including the E-lab series, Say it Right and Perfect English . Each episode is designed to teach pronunciation, phraseology and vocabulary.

Overview
Section 1: ECTV Extreme

Lecture 1 Episode 1

Lecture 2 Episode 2

Lecture 3 Episode 3

Lecture 4 Episode 4

Lecture 5 Episode 5

Lecture 6 Episode 6

Lecture 7 Episode 7

Lecture 8 Episode 8

Lecture 9 Episode 9

Lecture 10 Episode 10

Lecture 11 Episode 11

Lecture 12 Episode 12

Lecture 13 Episode 13

Lecture 14 Episode 14

Lecture 15 Episode 15

Lecture 16 Episode 16

Lecture 17 Episode 17

Lecture 18 Episode 18

Lecture 19 Episode 19

Lecture 20 Episode 20

Lecture 21 Episode 21

Lecture 22 Episode 22

Lecture 23 Episode 23

Lecture 24 Episode 24

Lecture 25 Episode 25

Lecture 26 Episode 26

Lecture 27 Episode 27

Lecture 28 Episode 28

Lecture 29 Episode 29

Lecture 30 Episode 30

Section 2: In One Word

Lecture 31 Episode 1

Lecture 32 Episode 2

Lecture 33 Episode 3

Lecture 34 Episode 4

Lecture 35 Episode 5

Lecture 36 Episode 6

Lecture 37 Episode 7

Lecture 38 Episode 8

Lecture 39 Episode 9

Section 3: English 911

Lecture 40 Episode 1

Lecture 41 Episode 2

Lecture 42 Episode 3

Lecture 43 Episode 4

Lecture 44 Episode 5

Lecture 45 Episode 6

Lecture 46 Episode 7

Lecture 47 Episode 8

Lecture 48 Episode 9

Lecture 49 Episode 10

Lecture 50 Episode 11

Lecture 51 Episode 12

Lecture 52 Episode 13

Lecture 53 Episode 14

Lecture 54 Episode 15

Lecture 55 Episode 16

Lecture 56 Episode 17

Lecture 57 Episode 18

Lecture 58 Episode 19

Lecture 59 Episode 20

Lecture 60 Episode 21

Lecture 61 Episode 22

Lecture 62 Episode 23

Lecture 63 Episode 24

Lecture 64 Episode 25

Lecture 65 Episode 26

Lecture 66 Episode 27

Lecture 67 Episode 28

Lecture 68 Episode 29

Lecture 69 Episode 30

Lecture 70 Episode 31

Lecture 71 Episode 32

Lecture 72 Episode 33

Lecture 73 Episode 34

Lecture 74 Episode 35

Lecture 75 Episode 36

Lecture 76 Episode 37

Lecture 77 Episode 38

Lecture 78 Episode 39

Lecture 79 Episode 40

Lecture 80 Episode 41

Lecture 81 Episode 42

Lecture 82 Episode 43

Lecture 83 Episode 44

Lecture 84 Episode 45

Lecture 85 Episode 46

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Lecture 87 Episode 48

Lecture 88 Episode 49

Lecture 89 Episode 50

Lecture 90 Episode 51

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Lecture 92 Episode 53

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Lecture 94 Episode 55

Lecture 95 Episode 56

Lecture 96 Episode 57

Lecture 97 Episode 58

Lecture 98 Episode 59

Lecture 99 Episode 60

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Lecture 105 Episode 66

Lecture 106 Episode 67

Lecture 107 Episode 68

Lecture 108 Episode 69

Lecture 109 Episode 70

Lecture 110 Episode 71

Lecture 111 Episode 72

Lecture 112 Episode 73

Lecture 113 Episode 74

Lecture 114 Episode 75

Section 4: English 911. Part 2

Lecture 115 Episode 76

Lecture 116 Episode 77

Lecture 117 Episode 78

Lecture 118 Episode 79

Lecture 119 Episode 80

Lecture 120 Episode 81

Lecture 121 Episode 82

Lecture 122 Episode 83

Lecture 123 Episode 84

Lecture 124 Episode 85

Lecture 125 Episode 86

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Lecture 128 Episode 89

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Lecture 139 Episode 100

Lecture 140 Episode 101

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Lecture 142 Episode 103

Lecture 143 Episode 104

Lecture 144 Episode 105

Lecture 145 Episode 106

Lecture 146 Episode 107

Lecture 147 Episode 108

Lecture 148 Episode 109

Lecture 149 Episode 110

Lecture 150 Episode 111

Lecture 151 Episode 112

Lecture 152 Episode 113

Lecture 153 Episode 114

Lecture 154 Episode 115

Lecture 155 Episode 116

Lecture 156 Episode 117

Lecture 157 Episode 118

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Lecture 160 Episode 121

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Lecture 164 Episode 125

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Lecture 168 Episode 129

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Lecture 170 Episode 131

Lecture 171 Episode 132

Lecture 172 Episode 133

Lecture 173 Episode 134

Lecture 174 Episode 135

Lecture 175 Episode 136

Lecture 176 Episode 137

Lecture 177 Episode 138

Lecture 178 Episode 139

Lecture 179 Episode 140

Lecture 180 Episode 141

Lecture 181 Episode 142

Lecture 182 Episode 143

Lecture 183 Episode 144

Lecture 184 Episode 145

Lecture 185 Episode 146

Lecture 186 Episode 147

Lecture 187 Episode 148

Lecture 188 Episode 149

Lecture 189 Episode 150

Lecture 190 Episode 151

Section 5: E-lab. Art of Conversation

Lecture 191 Episode 1

Lecture 192 Episode 2

Lecture 193 Episode 3

Lecture 194 Episode 4

Lecture 195 Episode 5

Lecture 196 Post Show

Lecture 197 Episode 6

Lecture 198 Post Show

Lecture 199 Episode 7

Lecture 200 Post Show

Lecture 201 Episode 8

Lecture 202 Post Show

Section 6: E-lab. Flavors of the World

Lecture 203 Episode 1

Lecture 204 Post Show

Lecture 205 Episode 2

Lecture 206 Post Show

Lecture 207 Episode 3

Lecture 208 Post Show

Lecture 209 Episode 4

Lecture 210 Post Show

Lecture 211 Episode 5

Lecture 212 Post Show

Lecture 213 Episode 6

Lecture 214 Post Show

Lecture 215 Episode 7

Lecture 216 Post Show

Lecture 217 Episode 8

Lecture 218 Post Show

Lecture 219 Episode 9

Lecture 220 Post Show

Lecture 221 Episode 10

Lecture 222 Post Show

Section 7: E-lab. Language Booster

Lecture 223 Episode 1

Lecture 224 Episode 2

Lecture 225 Post Show

Lecture 226 Episode 3

Lecture 227 Post Show

Lecture 228 Episode 4

Lecture 229 Post Show

Lecture 230 Episode 5

Lecture 231 Post Show

Lecture 232 Episode 6

Lecture 233 Post Show

Lecture 234 Episode 7

Lecture 235 Post Show

Lecture 236 Episode 8

Lecture 237 Post Show

Lecture 238 Episode 9

Lecture 239 Post Show

Lecture 240 Episode 10

Lecture 241 Post Show

Everybody who wants to learn English language,English learners on Pre-Intermediate Level,English learners on Intermediate Level


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Pre-Calculus Simplified
Published 4/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 55.06 GB | Duration: 73h 6m

Learn Pre-Calculus step by step through the exactly same course Mr. McLogan taught inside of the classroom



What you'll learn
Functions including identifying the domain and range, piecewise functions, operations such as composition and finding inverses
Polynomials including, graphing, solving, factoring, multiplicity, synthetic long division, long division and theorems
Rational Functions including vertical, horizontal and oblique asymptotes, finding holes, operations and complex fractions
Trigonometry including right triangles, six trigonometric functions, graphing and and evaluating trigonometric functions
Analytic Trigonometry including solving, simplifying, verifying, and evaluating trigonometric functions using trig identities
Applications of Trigonometry including law of sines/cosines, vectors, parametric and polar equations
Analytic Geometry including graphing and writing the equation of paraboloas, circles, ellipses, and hyperboolas
The limit including evaluating, general, left hand, right hand, and limits at infinity from a graph or equation


Requirements
Algebra 2
Willigness to learn
Geometry


Description
After spending years creating new lesson plans every day I decided to record my lesson so that my student and you could benefit from them, if you are sick, need a refresher, or just want to learn on your own. In this I will break down the sections into a warmup or intro, notes, examples and then homework. You will have plenty of practice problems to try on your own, check your answers or watch me complete. In addition to the assinged work, you will also have online quizzes to test your skills after each section and topic. In addition to online quizzes I also provide the full print out version of test and quizzes I gave to my students in addition to the semester and final exam review and actual tests. While Pre-calculus courses can vary in this pre-calculus course I will cover Functions, Polynomials, Rational Expressions, Trigonometry, Analytic Trigonometry, Applications of Trigonometry, Analytic Geometry and the Limit. You will have everything you will need to know as either a refresher of pre-calculus or to move on to calculus. I hope you enjoy!! Now you have everything you would need to learn or maybe even teach Pre-Calculus. You Ready? Lets do this!

Overview
Section 1: Welcome to Pre-Calculus

Lecture 1 Watch this video first

Section 2: Functions

Lecture 2 1.) Introduction

Lecture 3 1.) What You Need to Know

Lecture 4 1a.) Intro Characteristics of Functions

Lecture 5 1a.) Notes Characteristics of Functions

Lecture 6 1a.) Examples Characteristics of Functions

Lecture 7 1a.) Homework Characteristics of Functions

Lecture 8 1b.) Intro Implied Domain

Lecture 9 1b.) Notes Implied Domain

Lecture 10 1b.) Examples Implied Domain

Lecture 11 1b.) Homework Implied Domain

Lecture 12 1c.) Intro Transformation of Functions

Lecture 13 1c.) Notes Transformations of Functions

Lecture 14 1c.) Examples Transformations of Functions

Lecture 15 1c.) Homework Transformations of Functions

Lecture 16 1d.) Intro Piecewise Functions

Lecture 17 1d.) Notes Piecewise Functions

Lecture 18 1d.) Examples Piecewise Functions

Lecture 19 1d.) Homework Piecewise Functions

Lecture 20 1e.) Intro Operations of Functions

Lecture 21 1e.) Notes Operations of Functions

Lecture 22 1e.) Examples Operations of Functions

Lecture 23 1e.) Homework Operations of Functions

Lecture 24 1f.) Intro Inverse of Functions

Lecture 25 1f.) Notes Inverse of Functions

Lecture 26 1f.) Examples Inverse of Functions

Lecture 27 1f.) Homework Inverse of Functions

Section 3: 2.) Polynomials

Lecture 28 2.) Introduction

Lecture 29 2.) What You Need to Know

Lecture 30 2a.) Intro Characteristics of Polynomials

Lecture 31 2a.) Notes Characteristics of Polynomials

Lecture 32 2a.) Examples Characteristics of Polynomials

Lecture 33 2a.) Homework Characteristics of Polynomials

Lecture 34 2b.) Intro Binomial Expansion

Lecture 35 2b.) Notes Binomial Expansion

Lecture 36 2b.) Examples Binomial Expansion

Lecture 37 2b.) Homework Binomial Expansion

Lecture 38 2c.) Intro Real Rational Zeros of Polynomials

Lecture 39 2c.) Notes Real Rational Zeros of Polynomials

Lecture 40 2c.) Examples Real Rational Zeros of Polynomials

Lecture 41 2c.) Homework Real Rational Zeros of Polynomials

Lecture 42 2d.) Intro Real Irrational Zeros of Polynomials

Lecture 43 2d.) Notes Real Irrational Zeros of Polynomials

Lecture 44 2d.) Examples Real Irrational Zeros of Polynomials

Lecture 45 2d.) Homework Real Irrational Zeros of Polynomials

Lecture 46 2e.) Intro Real Complex Zeros of Polynomials

Lecture 47 2e.) Notes Real Complex Zeros of Polynomials

Lecture 48 2e.) Examples Real Complex Zeros of Polynomials

Lecture 49 2e.) Homework Real Complex Zeros of Polynomials

Lecture 50 2.) Quiz #2 Print

Lecture 51 2.) Chapter Review and Old Tests

Section 4: 3.) Rational Functions

Lecture 52 3.) Introduction

Lecture 53 3.) What You Need to Know

Lecture 54 3a.) Intro Simplify Rational Functions

Lecture 55 3a.) Notes Simplify Rational Functions

Lecture 56 3a.) Examples Simplify Rational Functions

Lecture 57 3a.) Homework Simplify Rational Functions

Lecture 58 3b.) Intro Graph Rational Functions

Lecture 59 3b.) Notes Graph Rational Functions

Lecture 60 3b.) Examples Graph Rational Functions

Lecture 61 3b.) Homework Graph Rational Functions

Lecture 62 3c.) Intro Solve Rational Equations

Lecture 63 3c.) Notes Solve Rational Equations

Lecture 64 3c.) Examples Solve Rational Equations

Lecture 65 3c.) Homework Solve Rational Equations

Lecture 66 3.) Quiz #1 Print

Lecture 67 3) Chapter Review and Old Tests

Section 5: 4.) Trigonometry

Lecture 68 4.) Introduction

Lecture 69 4.) What you need to know

Lecture 70 4a.) Intro Right Triangle Trigonometry

Lecture 71 4a.) Notes Right Triangle Trigonometry

Lecture 72 4a.) Examples Right Triangle Trigonometry

Lecture 73 4a.) Homework Right Triangle Trigonometry

Lecture 74 4b.) Intro Angles in Trigonometry

Lecture 75 4b.) Notes Angles in Trigonometry

Lecture 76 4b.) Examples Angles in Trigonometry

Lecture 77 4b.) Homework Angles in Trigonometry

Lecture 78 4c.) Intro Angles and Constraints

Lecture 79 4c.) Notes Angles and Constraints

Lecture 80 4c.) Examples Angles and Constraints

Lecture 81 4c.) Homework Angles and Constraints

Lecture 82 4d.) Intro The Unit Circle

Lecture 83 4d.) Notes The Unit Circle

Lecture 84 4d.) Examples The Unit Circle

Lecture 85 4d.) Homework The Unit Circle

Lecture 86 4.) Quiz #1

Lecture 87 4e.) Intro Graph Trigonometric Functions

Lecture 88 4e.) Notes Graph Trigonometric Functions

Lecture 89 4e.) Examples Graph Trigonometric Functions

Lecture 90 4e.) Homework Graph Trigonometric Functions

Lecture 91 4f.) Intro Graph Reciprocal Trig Functions

Lecture 92 4f.) Notes Graph Reciprocal Trig Functions

Lecture 93 4f.) Examples Graph Reciprocal Trig Functions

Lecture 94 4f.) Homework Graph Reciprocal Trig Functions

Lecture 95 4g.) Intro Inverses of Trig Functions

Lecture 96 4g.) Notes Inverses of Trig Functions

Lecture 97 4g.) Examples Inverses of Trig Functions

Lecture 98 4g.) Homework Inverses of Trig Functions

Lecture 99 4.) Quiz # 2

Lecture 100 4.) Chapter Review and Test

Section 6: Semester Exam

Lecture 101 Semester Exam Review

Lecture 102 Semester Exam Review FR

Section 7: 5.) Analytic Trigonometry

Lecture 103 5.) Introduction

Lecture 104 5.) What You Need to Know

Lecture 105 5a.) Intro Simplify Identities

Lecture 106 5a.) Notes Simplify Identities

Lecture 107 5a.) Examples Simplify Identities

Lecture 108 5a.) Homework Simplify Identities

Lecture 109 5b.) Intro Verify Trigonometric Identities

Lecture 110 5b.) Notes Verify Trigonometric Identities

Lecture 111 5b.) Examples Verify Trigonometric Identities

Lecture 112 5b.) Homework Verify Trigonometric Identities

Lecture 113 5c.) Intro Solve Trigonometric Equations

Lecture 114 5c.) Notes Solve Trigonometric Equations

Lecture 115 5c.) Examples Solve Trigonometric Equations

Lecture 116 5c.) Homework Solve Trigonometric Equations

Lecture 117 5.) Quiz #1

Lecture 118 5d.) Intro Sum and Difference Formulas

Lecture 119 5d.) Notes Sum and Difference Formulas

Lecture 120 5d.) Examples Sum and Difference Formulas

Lecture 121 5d.) Homework Sum and Difference Formulas

Lecture 122 5e.) Intro Double and Half Angle Formulas

Lecture 123 5e.) Notes Double and Half Angle Formulas

Lecture 124 5e.) Examples Double and Half Angle Formulas

Lecture 125 5e.) Homework Double and Half Angle Formulas

Lecture 126 5.) Quiz #2

Lecture 127 5.) Chapter Review and Test

Section 8: 6.) Applications of Trigonometry

Lecture 128 6.) Introduction

Lecture 129 6.) What You Need to Know

Lecture 130 6a.) Intro Solve Trigonometric Word Problems

Lecture 131 6a.) Notes Solve Trigonometric Word Problems

Lecture 132 6a.) Examples Solve Trigonometric Word Problems

Lecture 133 6a.) Homework Solve Trigonometric Word Problems

Lecture 134 6b.) Intro Law of Sines

Lecture 135 6b.) Notes Law of Sines

Lecture 136 6b.) Examples Law of Sines

Lecture 137 6b.) Homework Law of Sines

Lecture 138 6c.) Intro Law of Cosines

Lecture 139 6c.) Notes Law of Cosines

Lecture 140 6c.) Examples Law of Cosines

Lecture 141 6c.) Homework Law of Cosines

Lecture 142 6.) Quiz #1

Lecture 143 6d.) Intro Vector on a Plane

Lecture 144 6d.) Notes Vector on a Plane

Lecture 145 6d.) Examples Vector on a Plane

Lecture 146 6d.) Homework Vector on a Plane

Lecture 147 6e.) Intro Applications of Vectors

Lecture 148 6e.) Notes Applications of Vectors

Lecture 149 6e.) Examples Applications of Vectors

Lecture 150 6e.) Homework Applications of Vectors

Lecture 151 6f.) Intro Parametric Equations

Lecture 152 6f.) Notes Parametric Equations

Lecture 153 6f.) Examples Parametric Equations

Lecture 154 6f.) Homework Parametric Equations

Lecture 155 6g.) Intro Polar Equation

Lecture 156 6g.) Notes Polar Equation

Lecture 157 6g.) Examples Polar Equation

Lecture 158 6g.) Homework Polar Equation

Lecture 159 6.) Review and Old Tests

Section 9: 7.) Conic Sections

Lecture 160 7.) Introduction

Lecture 161 7.) What You Need to Know

Lecture 162 7a.) Intro Classifying Conic Sections

Lecture 163 7a.) Notes Classifying Conic Sections

Lecture 164 7a.) Examples Classifying Conic Sections

Lecture 165 7a.) Homework Classifying Conic Sections

Lecture 166 7b.) Intro The Parabola

Lecture 167 7b.) Notes The Parabola

Lecture 168 7b.) Examples The Parabola

Lecture 169 7b.) Homework The Parabola

Lecture 170 7c.) Intro The Ellipse

Lecture 171 7c.) Notes The Ellipse

Lecture 172 7c.) Examples The Ellipse

Lecture 173 7c.) Homework The Ellipse

Lecture 174 7d.) Intro The Hyperbola

Lecture 175 7d.) Notes The Hyperbola

Lecture 176 7d.) Examples The Hyperbola

Lecture 177 7d.) Homework The Hyperbola

Lecture 178 7.) Quiz #1

Lecture 179 7.) Review and Tests

Section 10: 8.) The Limit

Lecture 180 8.) Introduction

Lecture 181 8.) What You Need to Know

Lecture 182 8a.) Intro Continuity

Lecture 183 8a.) Notes Continuity

Lecture 184 8a.) Examples Continuity

Lecture 185 8a.) Homework Continuity

Lecture 186 8b.) Intro The General Limit

Lecture 187 8b.) Notes The General Limit

Lecture 188 8b.) Examples The General Limit

Lecture 189 8b.) Homework The General Limit

Lecture 190 8c.) Intro Left and Right Hand Limits

Lecture 191 8c.) Notes Left and Right Hand Limits

Lecture 192 8c.) Examples Left and Right Hand Limits

Lecture 193 8c.) Homework Left and Right Hand Limits

Lecture 194 8d.) Intro Limits at Infinity

Lecture 195 8d.) Notes Limits at Infinity

Lecture 196 8d.) Examples Limits at Infinity

Lecture 197 8d.) Homework Limits at Infinity

Lecture 198 Quiz #1 Printable

Lecture 199 8.) Review and Test

Section 11: Final Exam

Lecture 200 Final Exam Review

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English Grammar for All Levels
Published 5/2023
Created by Andrew Semchenko
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 101 Lectures ( 23h 5m ) | Size: 29 GB



English Grammar for All Levels



What you'll learn
Grammar rules
Tenses
Words and expressions that are often misused
English lexis

Requirements
Everybody who wants to learn English language
English Learners at All Levels

Description
English Club TV is dedicated to teaching English online by integrating a ground breaking approach to self-learning. English Grammar for All Levels course offer educational material designed by experts based in the UK. Each module is designed to ensure students understand English, learn grammar effortlessly, overcome language barriers and learn exact words and terms.Students looking to improve English will find English lessons based on their current comprehension levels. Self-evaluation determines these levels on a test categorized into five distinct levels i.e. Elementary, Pre-Intermediate, Intermediate, Upper-Intermediate and Advanced.ECTV is always thoughtful about how well you progress in your English lessons. We want you to move on beyond the basics.To improve English past the basic level we are bringing you a series of English online programmes meant to help you to reach an intermediate level (B1) successfully as well.All is enjoyable, until learners encounter with one detestable aspect of learning English language. To improve English, you should know grammar. Many people find learning grammar hateful if not correctly presented. Doing exercises or reading textbooks, they may feel bored.If you occasionally make grammar mistakes, English Grammar for All Levels course is the perfect choice for you. This course consists of a series of episodes that will help you to improve your English. You will be able to learn the language effortlessly. In each episode, the host of the program, shows exciting videos that will help you improve your grammar skills. At the end of the lessons you will be asked a few questions related to the topics of those lessons. Watching our program day by day, you will be able to speak English with confidence.

Who this course is for
English Learners at All Levels



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Master English Grammar - Advanced Level
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch Language: English | Duration: 34h 43m | Size: 39.4 GB

English Language skills for IELTS, CAE, and CPE. Hundreds of exercises for TV shows included. Essays checked



What you'll learn
Gain an advanced knowledge of complex English sentences
Improve your understanding of typical mistakes that must be avoided
Identify and use different tenses in passive and active forms
Identify and use different conditionals in a variety of complex forms
Identify and use reporting verbs in a variety of complex forms
Identify and use subjunctive and inversion in a variety of complex forms
Identify and use gerunds, bare infinitives, to plus infinitives, and participles in a variety of complex forms
Spontaneously use articles and quantifiers in the correct way
Identify and use defining and non-defining relative clauses, as well as nominative and adverbial relative clauses.
Identify and use gradable and ungradable adjectives with the correct adverbs
Identify and use dependant prepositions correctly in combination with verbs, nouns, and adjectives.


Requirements
An intermediate level of English is required
A passionate commitment to grammar is desired


Description
This course includes the following resources

Downloadable lectures on all essential grammar topics (British teacher, 20 years' TEFL experience)

Advanced-level lectures on tenses, gerunds, modals, subjunctive, inversion, prepositions, conjunctions, determiners, reporting verbs, fronting, cleft sentences, adverb collocations, gradable adjectives, comparisons, and many more

22 ebooks (1 more than 500 pages!) with exercises (vocab and grammar) for popular TV shows (including Sherlock, Harry Potter, True Detective, The Office, Westworld, Line of Duty, House of Cards, and many more)

Please write a 300-word essay (based on IELTS/CAE/CPE, but any form of writing accepted) and I will correct it and offer advice

Ask me questions on the topics that are really illogical, of which there are many, and I will be delighted to try to disentangle you from the grammar web

Learn how to avoid the most common mistakes

Lifetime membership (more lessons and resources added every month)

By the end of the course, your knowledge of English grammar will be deep enough to take on advanced exams, to watch US and UK TV, and to speak in a more complex way. Though accessible to intermediate students, the course delves into the details on many themes, for I have a passion for advanced grammar. I do not speak to my students slowly, as though they were pre-intermediate learners, so if that's the kind of course you are looking for, this one is not for you. Nonetheless, I do respond quickly to inquisitive students, so please join the fun if you are ready!

Who this course is for
Intermediate to Advanced Learners of English as a Second Language
Grammar Enthusiasts


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From Ancient to Modern Philosophy
Last updated 2/2024
Created by Dave Skypelessons
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 44 Lectures ( 16h 13m ) | Size: 21 GB



A broad overview of the ideas of the greatest philosophers



What you'll learn
Gain an understanding of the development of thought in western society over the past 3000 years
Develop a keen appreciation of the fundamental tenets of various philosophical systems
Gain an understanding of the basic postulates of the most influential thinkers.
Develop an awareness of those philosophical questions which still remain unanswered
Cultivate your own approach to some of the most difficult philosophical problems.

Requirements
No requirements, other than a passionate commitment to learning, questioning, and discovering.

Description
This series of lectures covers the main claims of western philosophers in chronological order, starting with the pre-Socratics and ending with twentieth century philosophers. More and more lessons will be added in the future; I am a passionate student of philosophy who enjoys discussing and sharing these ideas with others. There are no quizzes or assignments on this course, but there are 15 hours of lectures (so far).Even though only a few fragments have survived from the writings of the pre-Socratics, we can still trace a logical development in their thought, which began with the worlds of being and becoming, and ended with the 'atoms and void' of Democritus, which is arguably the basis of modern chemistry. The stoics, the cynics, and the Epicureans flourished in Greece and Rome in a later period, developing ethical systems and building on the ideas of earlier thinkers. Plato wrote his 'Republic' at around this time, which has had a bigger impact than any other philosophical work, so we go through the ideas of this book in great detail. Aristotle was the student of Plato, but he developed a different metaphysical system. His system was greatly admired by Thomas Aquinas, who modified his ideas to support his own Christian beliefs. Two philosophers, Machiavelli and Hobbes, are perhaps the founders of modern political philosophy, so we examine their work next. The father of modern philosophy, Rene Descartes, developed a form of rationalism and had a tremendous influence on both mathematics and the scientific revolution. The rationalism of Descartes, Spinoza, and Plato argued that the chief source of all knowledge was to be found in deductive reason; in contrast, the British empiricists (Bacon, Locke, Berkeley, Hume) claimed that the only source of knowledge was obtained via the senses. While Bacon and Locke asserted that there must be a real world that causes our perceptions (realism), Berkeley contended that our perceptions are all we have (idealism). Kant created a new system, which he called 'transcendental idealism', in an attempt to deal with the arguments of the realists and idealists. Schopenhauer was a great admirer of Kant's ideas on time and space, but he suggested that Kant's famous 'thing-in-itself' was knowable in some sense, and he identified 'the will' as being the 'thing-in-itself'. Nietzsche took Schopenhauer's 'will' and turned it into the 'will to power', while Freud considered it a 'will to pleasure'. In the twentieth century, Heidegger arrived, ushering in a new age of existentialism.

Who this course is for
For anyone who wants a broad overview of the main tenets of the main philosophers.



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