Producers: Cerebellum Corporation

Your study of English begins with a look at pronouns – those little words like “we”, “she” and “I” that take the place of nouns and keep your sentences nice and neat. Then we’re going to teach you how to use adjectives. These words help you describe things and make your sentences more interesting. But what if you want to tell someone that you like your hot dog? Or that you are in your office? Dont worry, we’ll also cover possessives.

Were going to look at prepositions, words that describe the relationship between a noun and some other word. Well also get the low-down on the question words who?, what? and where? But its not enough to ask questions if people dont know what youre talking about! So well also cover pointer words like this, that and there. Finally, youll learn about days of the week, the months, the seasons, and how to tell time.

Possessives give you the ability to say what belongs to you and what does not. But possessives in English can be a little bit tricky. When do you use my and when do use mine? Or her and hers? Well also show you how to stretch your conversations by using the present simple tense with an infinitive. Finally, well tackle the past tense with a look at the basics: was and were. Youll use them time and time again, from how was your day? to where were you?

Well begin by explaining regular verbs. These are the verbs you love in the past tense. They are solid, predictable, reliable, and regular all you have to do is add an ed. Then well move on to irregular verbs. These tricky verbs are unpredictable, unreliable, and dont follow a regular pattern. But if you really want to feel the vibe of your verbs, you need to add something: adverbs! These handy words describe how do you do the things you do.