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Tamy Chapman, Judy Hu, Emily Wong, Helen Nam, and Brad Gilpin

This specialization covers common topics in intermediate grammar, such as perfect verb tenses and adjective clauses. It will also cover "tricky English" grammar topics that learners of English often find frustrating. The capstone will give you a chance to review all of the knowledge you've learned in the courses and create a multi-media "scrapbook" of grammar to keep with you after the specialization ends.

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Four courses

Perfect Tenses and Modals

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This course introduces intermediate verb tenses and common modal verbs. It's designed for learners with a basic understanding of English grammar who want to improve their skills for everyday communication or academics.

Adjectives and Adjective Clauses

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Being able to use adjective clauses in speaking and writing is useful for upper level English learners. They are very common in English, so students need to be able to understand and use them. Adjective clauses can add complexity to speaking and writing.

Tricky English Grammar

English is a difficult language to learn due to its many obscure grammatical rules, which are fairly easy to mess up--even for native speakers. This course will provide you with tips that will help you understand the rules more easily and give you lots of practice with the tricky grammar of everyday English.

Intermediate Grammar Project

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If you have taken the three courses in this specialization, you have learned a lot of grammar. This capstone project will help you process and remember what you've learned. You will create a grammar scrapbook of the difficult or interesting English grammatical structures that you studied. You will choose a multi-media tool of your choice to showcase proper use of the grammar. You will also give authentic examples of the grammar found in articles, movies, or songs.

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