English courses

Courses in this list use this structure

1. be Verbs and General Verbs Fundamentals of Using am/is/are and Ordinary Verbs
2. Nouns, Pronouns, and Articles Countable/uncountable nouns, personal pronouns, and the use of a/an/the
3. Tenses (Present, Past, Future) Distinguishing Between the Present, Past, Progressive, and Future Tenses
4. Auxiliary Verbs How to distinguish between can, must, may, and should
5. Infinitives and Gerunds 3 Uses and Distinctions of to + the Base Form of a Verb and the -ing Form of a Verb
6. Comparison How to Distinguish Among the Positive, Comparative, and Superlative Degrees
7. Passive Voice be + past participle expresses “be ~ed.”
8. Present Perfect have + past participle to express “completion, experience, and continuation”
9. Relative Pronouns and Participles Grammar for Modifying Nouns from Behind (who/which/that, Participles)
10. Subjunctive Mood, Five Sentence Patterns, and Productive Skills 2026 New Scope: Subjunctive Mood / Five Sentence Patterns / Writing Basics

Courses in this list use this structure

1. Sentence Patterns and Detailed SVOC Analysis Refinement of the Five Sentence Patterns, Verbs of Perception, and Causative Verbs
2. Comprehensive Tense Review Applications of the Past Perfect, Perfect, and Progressive Tenses
3. Modal Verbs: Applications Speculation About the Past, Regret, and Special Auxiliary Verbs
4. Infinitives, Gerunds, and Participles: Advanced Applications The Logical Subject of an Infinitive, Advanced Uses of Gerunds, and Participial Constructions
5. Relative Clauses: Advanced Applications Adverbs of Relativity, Nonrestrictive Use, Preposition + Relative Pronoun, Compound Relative Words, What
6. Comparison, Inversion, and Emphasis Applications of Comparisons, Inverted Constructions, Cleft Sentences, and Partial Negation
7. Subjunctive Mood: Advanced Applications Past Perfect Subjunctive, Mixed Conditionals, I wish / as if, and Substitutes for if-Clauses
8. Vocabulary and Usage Comprehensive Review Verb Usage, Polysemy, Collocations, and Idioms
9. Reading Comprehension Strategies Skimming, Scanning, Understanding the Argument, and Paragraph Structure
10. Basic English Composition (Japanese-to-English Translation) Basic Techniques for Japanese-to-English Translation: From Literal to Free Translation
11. Advanced English Composition (Free Composition) Paragraph Structure, For-and-Against Essays, and Free Composition
12. Summarization and paraphrasing English summarization, English-to-English paraphrasing, and abstraction techniques
13. Comprehensive Exercises and Entrance Examination Preparation Final review for the Common Test and university entrance examinations.