Mastering the Structure of the English Language
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From expressing real, unreal, impossible, and hypothetical action to understand the attitude of the speakers and what they are saying – it is the structure of English language, which helps us understand how words are organized into phrases, clauses, and sentences to a complete thought. The aim of this course is to master those structures; whether it’s the different shades of time or expressing someone’s statements, questions, utterances, the degree of necessity, or the most basic units of meaning. From morphology to syntax, this is the course to master them all.
| Course Identifier ENG 186 | Faculty Nasrul Eam, Head of Language and Linguistics | Credits 3 |
| Number of Lessons 26 | Department B.S. in Photography B.F.A. in Photojournalism Language and Linguistics | Prerequisites None |
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Modules
Advanced
Lessons
Improvisation
Lessons
- 186.12: Common English Expression – Part 1
- 186.13: Common English Expression – Part 2
- 186.14: Common English Expression – Part 3
- 186.15: Common English Expression – Part 4
- 186.16: Common English Expression – Part 5
- 186.17: Expressing the Relationship Between the Action and the State
- 186.18: The More Logical Expression
- 186.19: Expressing Someone’s Statements, Questions, or Utterances
- 186.20: Understand What Others Are Saying
- 186.21: Overcoming Difficulties in English Language – Part 1
- 186.22: Overcoming Difficulties in English Language – Part 2
- 186.23: Overcoming Difficulties in English Language – Part 3
- 186.24: Overcoming Difficulties in English Language – Part 4
- 186.25: Overcoming Difficulties in English Language – Part 5
