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ENG002 Junior High

视觉化英语语法(中级)

本课程面向已经掌握基础英语语法的学习者,通过可视化结构和互动练习进一步提升语法理解与表达能力。课程重点讲解过去时与将来时等时间结构,同时学习形容词与副词的使用、比较级与最高级表达、常见情态动词以及基础介词的应用。学生还将学习如何使用连词连接句子,构建更完整、更有逻辑的表达,从而逐步提高英语句子的复杂度和语言表达能力。

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This lesson introduces the Simple Past Tense, focusing on its use for actions completed at a specific time in the past. Students will learn to form the past tense by adding -ed to regular verbs, mastering the three distinct pronunciation rules for -ed endings, and memorizing common irregular verb mutations.

This lesson introduces the Simple Future tense by contrasting the use of "will" for spontaneous decisions and general predictions with "be going to" for pre-planned intentions and evidence-based forecasts. Students learn the essential grammatical structures for both, emphasizing the "Iron Rule" that the main verb must always remain in its base form.

This lesson introduces modal verbs like can, may, and must, which are used to express ability, permission, and obligation. These verbs must always be followed by the base form of a main verb and never change their form regardless of the subject.

This lesson introduces prepositional phrases as grammatical satellites that provide essential coordinates for time and place. By using the Pyramid Model, students learn to select the appropriate preposition—In for broad scopes, On for surfaces and specific days, and At for precise points—to add clarity and detail to their sentences.

This lesson introduces the Ranking Ladder, which uses adjectives to describe, compare, and rank objects based on their qualities. You will learn how to form comparative adjectives by adding -er to short words or using more for long words, always ensuring they are followed by than when comparing two items.

This lesson introduces the concept of independent clauses as complete thoughts and teaches how to join them using coordinating conjunctions (A, B, O, S) to form complex sentences. Students learn the essential "coupling" rule, which requires a comma before the conjunction when connecting two independent clauses to ensure grammatical clarity and logical flow.