This English grammar course provides students with a foundation for the English language. Students will gain knowledge and an understanding of the language and its various parts through continued use and application with the presentations and production exercises.

Applying the Teach English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) PPP approach; that is presentation, practice and production, to introduce, break down and combine the parts of the English language so that students can see it all coming together. It shows students what each part of speech is and the role each part plays in sentence construction and in turn the way we speak. With this understanding, when holding a conversation with another English speaker, students can listen and make out what is being said.

Based primarily on British English as is taught in Saint Lucia (Caribbean, West Indies) a former British territory, this course introduces St. Lucian culture while at the same time, expands and develops vocabulary, grammar, mechanics and usage to its users with each level. At this level, we will look at:

· Nouns – naming words,

· Adjectives – descriptive words for nouns,

· Verbs – action words,

· Adverbs – words that describe verbs,

· Articles – determiners,

· Prepositions -words that show relationships,

· Conjunctions – words that connect,

· Interjections – expressive sounds,

· Punctuation – how sentences are separated and

· Sentence construction – how all parts of speech come together.

The beauty of this course is that students can revisit individual parts of speech anytime. This course has three levels – beginner, intermediate and advanced – each building on the previous. Through course content and practice materials students can build their language skills in small steps.

The goal is to build a competent English user.