讓我們學英文：規則、規則、規則 - 文法俱樂部 3

In this ongoing grammar class, we will focus on a different aspect of English grammar each week. During each class, learners will familiarise themselves with the rules, and then begin to put it into practice through activities, worksheets, and games. Learners will use the grammar in both speaking and writing during each class. 

There will be a worksheet to accompany each class to help to reinforce the grammar. It will be helpful for learners to come to class with these printed out.

What will we learn?

Week of 5/5/25 - Present perfect simple or past simple?
Week of 12/5/25 - Questions
Week of 19/5/25 - -ing form, so/neither do I
Week of 26/5/25 - Could, would for requests, uncountable nouns
Week of 2/6/25 - Let, make, indirect speech
Week of 9/6/25 - Past perfect simple, past perfect continuous
Week of 16/6/25 - Verbs with two objects, time clauses
Week of 23/6/25 - Indirect speech in the past, tell and say
Week of 30/6/25 - Mustn't and don't have to, had better and would rather
Week of 7/7/25 - Must, can't and could for deductions, so and such
Week of 14/7/25 - Both and neither, all and none
Week of 21/7/25 - Conditional sentences type 2
Week of 28/7/25 - Relative clauses
Week of 4/8/25 - Need + -ing form, have/get something done
Week of 11/8/25 - Indirect questions, indirect commands and requests
Week of 18/8/25 - Ought to, should, phrasal verbs
Week of 25/8/25 - Question tags, wish + past simple, plural nouns
Week of 1/9/25 - The passive, simple forms
Week of 8/9/25 - The passive, continuous and infinitive forms
Week of 15/9/25 - Verbs with to + infinitive
Week of 22/9/25 - Conditional sentences type 3
Week of 29/9/25 - Comparison of adverbs, wish + past perfect
Week of 6/10/25 - Verbs with to + infinitive or -ing form
Week of 13/10/25 - Future perfect simple and continuous
Week of 20/10/25 - Tense review (past and present tenses)
Week of 27/10/25 - Present simple or present continuous?
Week of 3/11/25 - Past simple or past continuous?
Week of 10/11/25 - Present perfect simple or present perfect continuous?

Please do contact us with any questions. We look forward to being part of your learning journey!