Diploma in English Language → Method 02 - MHPTI

23 Sections
102 Lessons
32 Weeks

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Alphabet
The Birth of the Language - භාෂාවේ උපත හෝඩියයි. There are 26 letters in English.. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z are capitals while a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z are the simple letters
4
- 2.1
  The Explanation of Alphabet
  5 Minutes
- 2.2
  Example of Names
  10 Minutes
- 2.3
  Example of Vowels
  5 Minutes
- 2.4
  Example of Consonants
  2 Minutes
Articles
4
- 3.1
  The Explanation of Articles
  20 Minutes
- 3.2
  Example of A
  2 Minutes
- 3.3
  Example of An
  3 Minutes
- 3.4
  Example of The
  5 Minutes
Nouns
6
- 4.1
  The Explanation of Nouns
  15 Minutes
- 4.2
  Example of Common Nouns
  5 Minutes
- 4.3
  Example of Proper Nouns
- 4.4
  Example of Collective Nouns
- 4.5
  Example of Material Nouns
- 4.6
  Example of Abstract nouns
Demonstrations of Nouns
6
- 5.1
  The Explanation, Demonstrations of Nouns
  10 Minutes
- 5.2
  Example of This is
- 5.3
  Example of That Is
- 5.4
  Example of These Are
- 5.5
  Example of Those Are
- 5.6
  Example of Here Is
Usages of Am | Is | Are. (Be Verbs Practical Forms )
6
- 6.1
  Saying your name
- 6.2
  Saying your job
- 6.3
  Saying your age
- 6.4
  Saying where you are
- 6.5
  Doing the same with others
- 6.6
  Basic spoken usages
Singular and plural of nouns
5
- 7.1
  Adding “S”
- 7.2
  Adding “es”
- 7.3
  Adding “ies”
- 7.4
  Adding “ves”
- 7.5
  Irregular forms
Be verbs
4
- 8.1
  Am, is, are
- 8.2
  Am, is, are with prepositions
- 8.3
  Has, have
- 8.4
  There is / there are
Usage of Pronouns
3
- 9.1
  Subjective
- 9.2
  Objective
- 9.3
  Possessive
Adjectives
5
- 10.1
  Quality
- 10.2
  Quantity
- 10.3
  Possessive
- 10.4
  Demonstrative
- 10.5
  Interrogative
Comparison of Adjectives
5
- 11.1
  r, -> st
- 11.2
  er -> est
- 11.3
  ier -> iest
- 11.4
  Double syllable
- 11.5
  Irregular comparison
Adverbs
An adverb describes a verb. It adds something to the verb. Add + Verbs = Adverbs
4
- 12.1
  Adverbs of manner
- 12.2
  Adverbs of place
- 12.3
  Adverbs of time
- 12.4
  Word power of Adverbs
Prepositions
3
- 14.1
  What is a preposition?
- 14.2
  Kinds of prepositions
- 14.3
  Word Power of Prepositions
The uses of at, in, on
2
- 16.1
  For places
- 16.2
  Uses with pictures
Conjunction
A conjunction joins two sentences, words, or phrases together
2
- 17.1
  Types of conjunctions
- 17.2
  Word Power of Conjunctions
Interjection
A sudden feeling expressing, a wonder, a pleasure, a pain, a surprise.
2
- 19.1
  What are the Interjection
- 19.2
  Word Power of Interjections
Making Sentences
6
- 21.1
  Subject
- 21.2
  A Pronoun
- 21.3
  A Person
- 21.4
  An Animal
- 21.5
  Inanimate Subjects
- 21.6
  Word Power of Subjects
Verbs
The action part of a sentence
3
- 23.1
  Kinds of Verbs
- 23.2
  Be Verbs
- 23.3
  Word Power of Verbs
Objects
It is the sufferer of the action
2
- 24.1
  What is and Object?
- 24.2
  Word Power
Active Voice
5
- 25.1
  Simple present tense
- 25.2
  Usage 01
- 25.3
  Usage 02
- 25.4
  Usage 03
- 25.5
  Usage 04
Simple Present Tense
10
- 26.1
  I do/ I like/ I go/ I know…
- 26.2
  He does/ He likes/ He goes/ He knows…
- 26.3
  Read | Like | Work | Think | Fly | Try | Have
- 26.4
  Word Power
- 26.5
  I don’t / I don’t like / I don’t know.
- 26.6
  She doesn’t _______
- 26.7
  Make sentences alone
- 26.8
  Word Power
- 26.9
  Do you ————- Asking simple questions and giving simple answers
- 26.10
  A list of sentences for working
Simple Past Tense
Actions 100% Completed
4
- 27.1
  Using Past Tense
- 27.2
  Word Power
- 27.3
  Useing with sentences
- 27.4
  Word Power (100)
Simple Future Tense
It is used to talk about things will happen in the future.
6
- 28.1
  Method 01
- 28.2
  Method 02
- 28.3
  Method 03
- 28.4
  Method 04
- 28.5
  Method 05
- 28.6
  Word Power
Present Continuous Tense
An action is going on at the time of speaking
5
- 29.1
  What is Present Continuous Tense
- 29.2
  Usage 01
- 29.3
  Usage 02
- 29.4
  Sentence Form
- 29.5
  Usage 03

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