IELTS FULL COURSE (LECTURE - 1)

 IELTS FULL COURSE

 (DAY- 1)

"IELTS FULL COURSE"

Irrefutably, In this epoch students want to study abroad and acquire a lot of opportunities in their career, owing to help the pupils " PRO LEARNING " introduces IELTS FULL COURSE from the beginning and this is lecture one of this whole course. This Article would shed light on the valid steps or standpoints in the subsequent paragraphs.
Before starting our course, You have to know about the core of the English Language and that is its Grammer. So Firstly, take a look at the sentence formation of English sentences ( sentences required to understand the IELTS exam)  through the pages and you can download the PDF file of this lecture.

"TENSES INTRODUCTION"

In this paragraph, I want to share with you some slides of our pdf, in which you can see the introduction of tenses and we all know about the types of it.

1.) PRESENT TENSES

2.)PAST TENSES

3.)FUTURE TENSES

However, we will discuss the focusing sentences in this tutorial, which are used in this exam a lot.

"PRESENT TENSE"

PRESENT TENSE:

  " A VERB THAT REFERS TO PRESENT TIME IS SAID TO BE IN THE PRESENT TENSE"

EXAMPLES:

• I WRITE A LETTER.
• I READ THE BOOK.
• HE RUNS.
• SHE COOKS THE FOOD.
• YOU WRITE A LETTER.
• WE READ THE BOOK.
• THEY RUN.
• MY FRIENDS COOK THE FOOD.

"PAST TENSES"

PAST TENSE: 

 " A VERB THAT REFERS TO PAST TIME IS SAID TO BE IN THE PAST TENSE"

EXAMPLES:

• I WROTE A LETTER.
• I READ THE BOOK.
• HE RAN.
• SHE COOKED THE FOOD.
• YOU WROTE A LETTER.
• WE READ THE BOOK.
• THEY RAN.
• MY FRIENDS COOKED THE FOOD.

"FUTURE TENSES"

FUTURE TENSE: 

 " A VERB THAT REFERS TO UPCOMING TIME IS SAID TO BE IN THE FUTURE TENSE"

EXAMPLES:

• I WILL WRITE A LETTER.
• I WILL READ THE BOOK.
• HE WILL RUN.
• SHE WILL COOK THE FOOD.
• YOU WILL WRITE A LETTER.
• WE WILL READ THE BOOK.
• THEY WILL RUN.
• MY FRIENDS WILL COOK THE FOOD.

An important thing, I want to mention to you all the students that some changes are necessary to move a system, so according to the latest updates, in most of the countries, the use of "SHALL" has been replaced with the "WILL" that's why in most of the cases "WILL" uses in the place of "SHALL".

"ACTIVE VOICE"

The simplest definition of a noun is a thing and nouns are the basic building blocks of sentences. These things can represent a person, animal, place, idea, emotion – almost anything that you can think of. Dog, love, phone, Chicago, courage, and spaceship are all nouns. The more nouns you know in a language, the better you will be able to communicate your ideas. Here, we’ll take a closer look at what makes a noun a noun, and we’ll provide some examples of how nouns are used.

The table you can see in the slide mentions the forms of the verb, therefore we all know about the forms of the verb and this is also called the pronoun form of the noun. EXAMPLE: my, me, your, their, our and soon.

THE SIMPLE Sentence formation is made by joining of three main components, the first one and most important is VERB  ("THAT IS A ACTION DONE BY SOMEONE"), SUBJECT   (" NOUN WE CAN SAY") AND OBJECT ("REMAINING PART OF OUR SENTENCE"). These verbs change according to their conjugations(" learn in the next lecture about the conjugations").

"CONTINUOUS SENTENCE"

Click the link below and download the pdf of the whole tutorial with some explanation of whole sentences. CLICK HERE FOR GETTING THE PDF

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