Voice and Accent and Soft Skills Trainer with 12 years of total and 6 years of domain experience, passionate about training (skill building)

Mounata D Majumder

In this course, the educator discusses Most Confusing Expressions that are Handpicked for our Learners. She gives you clarity over concepts like "Say"/"Tell", "Prefer"/"Rather", "Used to"/"Use to" etc. The course will help you to get a Deep understanding and to zero out silly errors.

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Comparison of "will", "going to" and "present continuous"- clearing confusion of the uses and getting clarity of knowledge

Will - Going to - Present Continuous

Difference in uses of "Used to" and "Use to" in detail with examples - Concept clarified completely.

"Used To" Vs "Use To"

Understanding the difference in use of "Quite" and "Rather" - Complete clarification of the concept

"Quite" Vs "Rather"

Detailed description of similarities and differences between "Must" and "Have to"

"Must" Vs "Have To"

Different uses of "Someone", "Somebody", "Something", "Anyone ", Anybody", "Anything", "No one", "Nobody", "Nothing"

"Someone", "Somewhere", "Something"

Detailed understanding and Comparison between "Each" and "Every"

Each Vs Every

Differences in uses of "Say" and "Tell" with plenty of examples and explanations

"Say" Vs "Tell"

Understanding the meaning of "All" and "Whole" and various different uses of them including common errors

The "All" and The "Whole"

Understanding of the uses of "Still", "Yet" and "Already", Comparison and Negative Forms

"Still", "Yet", "Already"

Detailed description and deep understanding of "Prefer", "Rather", "Would prefer" & "Would Rather" - Similarities & Differences

"Prefer" Vs "Rather"/"Would Prefer" Vs "Would Rather"

Detailed understanding and minute difference between "How" & "What's. ..like"

"How" Vs "What.....Like"

Using the expression - "Do you think...?" for asking for a possibility  - Understanding the actual concept and how it's unusual to use modals in such questions

"Do you think"? - Asking Possibilities

Learning in detail about the concept of "expressing curiosity" about someone or something - the possible phrases to express the same

Expressing Curiosity

Expressing "Desire" & "Views" - The ornamentation of expressions in English language

Expressing Desire and Views

Shruti Kaura

This course provides sure shot ways to infer the last line to form a complete and coherent paragraph along with tips and practice questions.

Paragraph Completion Unraveled - CAT

Ayesga Patul

The course covers the grammar basics which is used while solving verbal questions in CAT. Learn these concepts from the best teachers, ace CAT and pursue your dream of an MBA from IIMs, IIFT, FMS, MDI and NMIMS among others. Happy learning!

(Hindi) Verbal Aptitude Basic for CAT - Part 1

An alumnus of Indian Institute of Management Bangalore and Shri Ram College of Commerce. Extremely passionate about teaching and writing.

Priya Jain

This course talks about the tenses and voice in detail

Basic Grammar for CAT - Tenses and Voice

Himanshu Das

This course on the usage of Nouns and Pronouns will strengthen your basic concepts of English Grammar. It begins with the definition of Noun and its different types: Common Noun, Proper Noun, Collective Noun, Abstract Noun, Material noun, Countable and Uncountable Nouns. Thereby next lessons focus on the usage of Nouns in different scenarios with the help of examples. It takes up multiple cases for a clearer comprehension of the concepts. The next part of the collection focuses on an introduction to Pronouns and its different types: Personal Pronouns, Possessive Pronouns, Reflexive Pronouns, Demonstrative Pronouns, Indefinite Pronouns, Pronouns- Number vs Quantity, Distributive Pronouns, Reciprocal Pronouns, Interrogative Pronoun and Relative Pronouns. And similarly many examples are taken up by Himanshu to explain the usage of different Pronouns in different situations. 

Gain An Understanding Of Nouns And Pronouns

I am the creator of The English Grammar Show. The show that is for anyone who wants to improve English grammar skills.

Dipak Das

This course is meant to improve your English grammar skills.

CAT The English Grammar Show Season 1 Course 1

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Bhagyashree Ghosh

In this course Bhagyashree Ghosh is going to discuss real exam questions of the topic: Critical Reasoning. The aim of the course is to let the learners practice and gain confidence. Of course timely explanation is provided.

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14 lessons • 2h 48m

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Will - Going to - Present Continuous

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"Used To" Vs "Use To"

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"Quite" Vs "Rather"

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"Must" Vs "Have To"

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"Someone", "Somewhere", "Something"

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Each Vs Every

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"Say" Vs "Tell"

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The "All" and The "Whole"

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"Still", "Yet", "Already"

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"Prefer" Vs "Rather"/"Would Prefer" Vs "Would Rather"

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