Learn English A1 to C2 in 5 Hours (Complete English Course for Beginners)

In the next five hours, you will learn all the English grammar concepts you need to advance from the A1 beginner level to the C2 advanced level. You will also expand your vocabulary with the words, phrases, and expressions you need to reach the C2 advanced level. Welcome back to JForrest English. Of course, I'm Jennifer. Now, let's get started. First, let's review the three most common

verbs in English. The ones you will use every day. Be, do, and have. We'll start with be. First, in this master class, let's review the verb to be. The verb to be can, of course, be used as the main verb in a sentence. Now, don't worry about taking notes because I summarize everything in a free

lesson PDF. And at the end of this lesson, I'm going to quiz you. So, make sure you watch until the end. The verb to be is the main verb. As the main verb, let's review it in the present simple. Now, it has irregular conjugations. I know you're thinking, Jennifer, I know this, but I correct

these mistakes with my most advanced students, so pay attention. The conjugations are I am. You, we, they are. He, she, it is. I am happy. So, we use the verb to be for states and emotions. What about you? I am right now. I am. Fill in the adjective. Hopefully, it's a positive one. And put it in the

comments. I am what? Put it in the comments. Practice that verb to be. You are my friend. He is a happy person. She is a doctor. It is raining. We are students. They are tired. Native speakers use the verb to be in the contracted form. You should use it too to sound more natural,

especially in spoken English. I'm happy. You're my friend. He's a doctor. She's a doctor. It's raining. Where students? Notice that pronunciation where. Where students? They're tired. As the main verb in the past simple. It also has irregular conjugations. The subjects I, he, she, it use was. You, we, they use were. I was there yesterday. He was a great leader. She was at the party.