Ace your basic British English Grammar with an A2-B1 course from Ace English
- Claire Hayward
- Apr 24
- 2 min read
Introduction to Basic British English Grammar
Understanding basic British English grammar is essential for effective communication. At Ace English, our pre-intermediate A2-B1 English grammar course provides the foundational skills needed to communicate confidently.
What you will learn:
Present, past and future tenses
Form simple sentences using different clauses
Form questions with subjects, objects and prepositions
Using modal verbs
Differences between common verbs (do v make)
Using infinitives and gerunds and when to use them
Using reported speech
Practical exercises to reinforce skills
And more!
Ace English Pre-intermediate Grammar Course Highlights
✔️ 19 Grammar Sections: From greetings to describing objects.
✔️ Interactive Exercises: Practical exercises with answers.
✔️ 10 Video Materials: Engaging video content.
✔️ Flexible schedule: learn English at your own pace on your device from anywhere.
✔️ Certification: Earn a certificate upon completion.
✔️ Badge: Earn the "pre-intermediate Ace" badge upon completion.
✔️Beginner friendly: easy to follow and tailored for beginner students.
✔️Qualified instructor: Claire is a level 5 TEFL qualified English tutor with IELTS certification.
Why choose Ace English?
Ace English courses cover a comprehensive selection of different grammar structures, vocabulary and sentence patterns. These courses give you the opportunity to learn at your own pace from any device at an affordable price. All Ace English courses include interactive exercises, video material, easy to follow information, lots of examples and a certificate and badge.
Join our Pre-Intermediate English Grammar course today and Let's Ace English together! For more details, visit Ace English Pre-Intermediate grammar course
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