Sharpen your grammar
Grammar is the basic structure of any language, but needs context and meaning to be useful. This course is specifically designed for Korean students, using relevant topics with typical Australian themes and content to make the learning practical and engaging!
What you'll learn
This course is for Korean speakers interested in improving their grammar knowledge and awareness.
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Tips for learning English
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Everyday English and Grammar
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Text length of individual points can be shorter or longer depending on your needs
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Asking for help and Grammar
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Migrant Australia and Grammar
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Holiday Planning and Grammar
How you'll learn
This course is fully online and self-paced, allowing you to study when it’s convenient for you. We expect this course to take a minimum of 15 hours to complete. Learning content includes comprehensive explanations in English and Korean, activities, podcasts and videos. There are no formal assignments required for this course, however all participants will receive a Certificate of Achievement.
Course curriculum
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1
Introduction
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Content of the Grammar Course
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What is Covered in Each Unit
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Before Starting: Tips for Learning English
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Before Starting: Tips for this Online Course
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Unit 1
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Unit 1 - Everyday English and Grammar: Questions and Answers
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Pre-Lesson Review of Question Structures
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Review Quiz: Question Structures
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Lesson 1: Listening
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Lesson 2: Open/Closed Questions
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Lesson 3 (Grammar): Tag Questions
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Practice Exercise: Tag Questions
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Quiz: Tag Questions
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Lesson 4: Speaking Preparation
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Lesson 5: Speaking
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Lesson 6: Vocab [fix line]
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Quiz: Unit 1 Vocab
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Unit 2
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Introduction to Unit 2 - Asking for Help and Grammar: Direct and Indirect Questions
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Lesson 1: Listening
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Quiz: Direct and Indirect Questions from the Listening
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Lesson 2 (Grammar): Direct and Indirect Questions
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Practice Exercise: Direct and Indirect Questions
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Quiz: Direct and Indirect Questions
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Lesson 3: Speaking
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Lesson 4: Vocab
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Quiz: Unit 2 Vocab
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Unit 3
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Introduction to Unit 3 - Migrant Australia and Grammar: There is/There are
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Introduction Question
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Lesson 1: Comprehension
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Lesson 2: Listening
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Lesson 3: Comprehension Questions
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Lesson 4 (Grammar): There is/There are and It's
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Quiz: There is/There are and It's
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Lesson 5: Where is this place?
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Practice Exercise: There is/There are
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Unit 4
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Introduction to Unit 4. Migrant Australia and Grammar: Present Perfect / Past Simple
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Lesson 1: Listening
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Lesson 2: Listening Comprehension
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Lesson 3: Listening Grammar Questions
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Lesson 4 (Grammar): Present Perfect / Past Simple
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Lesson 5: Present Perfect / Past Simple Quiz
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Lesson 6: Vocab
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Quiz: Unit 4 Vocab
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Unit 5
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Introduction to Unit 5. Holiday Planning and Grammar: Future Tenses
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Lesson 1: Gap Year
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Lesson 2: Reading
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Practice Exercise: Future Tenses and Predictions
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Lesson 3: Trip Planner
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Lesson 4: Future Tenses & Predictions
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Quiz 1: Future Tenses
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Quiz 2: Predictions
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Unit 6
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Introduction to Unit 6 - Holidays and Grammar: Modal Verbs
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Lesson 1: Travel options
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Lesson 2a: Listening (Ben)
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Quiz: Listening Comprehension (Ben)
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Lesson 2b: Listening (Sara)
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Quiz: Listening Comprehension (Sara)
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Lesson 3 (Grammar): Modals of Probability [have asked for clarification}
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Quiz: Modals of Probability
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Lesson 4 (Grammar): Modals of Obligation
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Quiz: Modals of Obligation
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At the Finish Line
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Key (Answers) to all units
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Key to Unit 1
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Key to Unit 2
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Key to Unit 3
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Key to Unit 4
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Key to Unit 5
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Survey
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Survey: Please Complete (1=not very helpful and 5=very helpful)
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