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1. Is there an age limit for the course?

The age range is from 16 to 50.

2. I don’t know English at all, can I still take this course?

Yes, absolutely.

3. Can housewives, job holders, and students join the course?

Yes, absolutely.

4. How long does it take to become fluent?

It depends on your practice.

1. How do you decide my lesson?

Through a quiz and interview.

2. Do you provide feedback on mistakes immediately or later?

Feedback is provided later.

3. What if I miss a class?

The class will be taught again.

4. Do you provide a certificate after completing the course?

Yes, you will receive a certificate upon completion.

1. Is it possible to pay for the course in installments?

No, we currently do not offer installment payment options.

2. Are there any advanced courses available after this one?

Yes, advanced courses are available.

3. Is the fee refundable?

No, fees are non-refundable.

4. Is there a demo class available?

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Grammar Rules

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"He Is Taller Than Me" Is Grammatically Acceptable in Informal English.

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"Between" Is Used for Two Things.

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The Word "Advice" Is Countable.

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"Much" Is Commonly Used in Negative and Question Sentences.

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A Fragment Is a Complete Sentence.

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We Use Capital Letters for Days of the Week.

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The Past Participle of "Eat" Is "Eaten"

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All Questions Begin With a Question Word.

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The Word "Slowly" Is an Adverb.

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Your" Is a Contraction of "You Are

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There" Shows Possession

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We Use the Present Continuous for Actions Happening Now.

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An Independent Clause Can Stand Alone as a Sentence

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A Clause Must Contain a Subject and a Verb.

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Object Pronouns Include "Me, Him, Her, Us, Them"

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Subject Pronouns Include "I, You, He, She, It, We, They"

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The Word "Beautiful" Is an Adverb.

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Me and John Went to School" Is Grammatically Correct.

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A Gerund Is a Verb Ending in "ing" That Functions as a Noun

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The Passive Voice Focuses on the Action Rather Than the Doer.

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An Infinitive Always Includes "To" + Base Verb.

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Less" Is Used With Countable Nouns.

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Fewer" Is Used With Countable Nouns.

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We Use "For" With a Period of Time.

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We Use "Since" for a Point in Time.

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Double Negatives Are Standard in Formal English.

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The Past of "Go" Is "Went".

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Which" Is Used Only for People.

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Who" Is Used for People.

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The Plural of "Child" Is "Childs".

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Proper Nouns Always Begin With a Capital Letter.

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Every Sentence Must End With a Period.

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A Preposition Shows the Relationship Between Words in a Sentence.

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She Don’t Like Coffee" Is Grammatically Correct.

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Modal Verbs Are Followed by the Base Form of a Verb.

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The Word "Quickly" Is an Adjective.

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We Use "An" Before Words That Start With a Vowel Sound.

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Superlative Adjectives Compare Three or More Things.

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Comparative Adjectives Compare Two Things

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Uncountable Nouns Can Be Used With "Much"

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A Comma Is Used Before "And" in a List of Three or More Items.

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Countable Nouns Can Be Used With "Many".

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"It's" Means "It Is" or "It Has".

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Their" Shows Possession.

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A Sentence Must Have a Subject and a Verb

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Adverbs Always End in ‘ly’.

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Adjectives Describe Nouns.

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In Past Tense, Regular Verbs Usually End With 'ed'.

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In Present Tense, The Verb Carries 's or es' (with he, she, it).

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