Portions

1. Parts of Speech

• Nouns: Types (common, proper, collective, abstract), singular/plural forms, possessive forms
• Pronouns: Types (personal, possessive, reflexive, relative), antecedents, agreement
• Verbs: Types (action, linking, auxiliary), tenses (past, present, future), aspects (simple, continuous, perfect), moods (indicative, imperative, subjunctive)
• Adjectives: Descriptive, comparative, superlative forms, order of adjectives
• Adverbs: Types (manner, place, time, frequency), comparative/superlative forms, placement
• Prepositions: Types (time, place, direction, manner), prepositional phrases
• Conjunctions: Coordinating, subordinating, correlative
• Interjections: Usage and examples

2. Sentence Structure

• Simple Sentences: Subject, predicate, basic sentence patterns
• Compound Sentences: Coordinating conjunctions, comma usage
• Complex Sentences: Subordinate clauses, relative clauses, clause connectors
• Compound-Complex Sentences: Combination of compound and complex structures

3. Tenses

• Present Tense: Simple, continuous, perfect, perfect continuous
• Past Tense: Simple, continuous, perfect, perfect continuous
• Future Tense: Simple, continuous, perfect, perfect continuous
• Mixed Tenses: Usage in different contexts, time expressions

4. Voice

• Active Voice: Structure, examples
• Passive Voice: Formation, usage, transformation from active to passive

5. Mood

• Indicative Mood: Statements, questions
• Imperative Mood: Commands, requests
• Subjunctive Mood: Hypothetical situations, wishes, suggestions

6. Direct and Indirect Speech

• Direct Speech: Quotation marks, punctuation
• Indirect Speech: Reporting verbs, changes in pronouns, tenses, and time expressions

7. Conditionals

• Zero Conditional: General truths
• First Conditional: Real future possibilities
• Second Conditional: Hypothetical present/future situations
• Third Conditional: Hypothetical past situations
• Mixed Conditionals: Combinations of different types

8. Articles

• Definite Article: “The” – usage, specificity
• Indefinite Articles: “A” and “An” – usage, generalization
• Zero Article: No article used

9. Punctuation

• Periods: End of statements
• Commas: Lists, clauses, direct address
• Semicolons: Connecting related independent clauses, complex lists
• Colons: Lists, explanations, emphasis
• Dashes: Interruption, emphasis, range
• Quotation Marks: Direct speech, quotations, titles
• Apostrophes: Possession, contractions
• Parentheses and Brackets: Additional information, clarifications

10. Modifiers

• Adjectives and Adverbs: Placement, comparative/superlative
• Dangling Modifiers: Correction, clarity
• Misplaced Modifiers: Examples, corrections

11. Agreement

• Subject-Verb Agreement: Singular/plural rules, compound subjects
• Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement: Gender, number, and clarity

12. Clauses and Phrases

• Noun Clauses: Functions, examples
• Adjective Clauses: Relative pronouns, usage
• Adverbial Clauses: Types (time, cause, contrast)
• Phrases: Noun phrases, verb phrases, prepositional phrases

13. Gerunds and Infinitives

• Gerunds: Usage as subjects, objects, and complements
• Infinitives: Functions, with and without “to”

14. Modal Verbs

• Can/Could: Ability, permission, possibility
• May/Might: Permission, possibility
• Shall/Should: Offers, obligations, advice
• Will/Would: Future intentions, polite requests
• Must: Necessity, strong obligation
• Ought to: Advice, moral obligation

15. Auxiliary Verbs

• Primary Auxiliaries: Be, have, do – forming questions, negatives, and emphatic statements
• Modal Auxiliaries: Used with main verbs to express mood and attitude

16. Conjunctions

• Coordinating Conjunctions: For, and, nor, but, or, yet, so (FANBOYS)
• Subordinating Conjunctions: Because, although, if, when, while
• Correlative Conjunctions: Either...or, neither...nor, not only...but also

17. Prepositions

• Prepositions of Time: At, in, on
• Prepositions of Place: Under, between, beside, in front of
• Prepositions of Direction: To, into, towards
• Prepositions of Manner: By, with
• Complex Prepositions: In spite of, due to, according to

18. Determiners

• Articles: Definite (the), Indefinite (a, an)
• Demonstratives: This, that, these, those
• Possessives: My, your, his, her, its, our, their
• Quantifiers: Some, any, much, many, few, several

19. Qualifiers

• Adjective Qualifiers: Very, quite, too, so
• Adverb Qualifiers: Extremely, relatively, absolutely

20. Common Errors

• Run-on Sentences and Comma Splices: Identification and correction
• Fragment Sentences: Identification and correction
• Confusing Homophones and Homonyms: Usage and clarification

Voice and Accent Training:

• Introduction to Pronunciation: Basic sounds of English, focusing on clarity.
• Stress and Intonation: Simple patterns of stress and intonation in sentences.
• Listening Practice: Recognizing and mimicking American and UK accents.

Personality Development:

• Introduction to Professional Behavior: Basic manners and etiquette.
• Simple Communication Skills: Greeting others, introducing oneself, and small talk.
• Confidence Building: Basic strategies for speaking confidently in simple interactions.

Additional Syllabus

• New Vocabularies
• Simple to Advance Sentence
• Training According to the domain of the students