Program 3: Knowledge & Connections: Mastering the Verb "Know"

Learn to express familiarity, skills, and factual certainty while mastering object pronouns and connected speech.

Instructor: Avelt
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Beginner (CEFR A1)

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About this course

Unlock the power of the verb "Know" in the Simple Present tense. This program focuses on how to accurately express factual knowledge, familiarity with people and places, and practical abilities (using the "know how to" structure). You will learn to form precise affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences using the auxiliary verbs "do" and "does." To make your conversations sound more natural, you will master object pronouns (me, him, her, us, them) to replace nouns smoothly. Finally, you will refine your conversational American English by practicing three key phonetic rules: D/T flapping, word overlapping (linking consonant to vowel sounds), and H-reduction in pronouns.

What you'll learn

Students will learn the four core usages of the verb "know" in the Simple Present tense, how to confidently ask and answer questions about facts and abilities, the correct application of object pronouns, and advanced American pronunciation techniques for fluid connected speech.

Skills you'll gain

Simple Present Tense The Verb "Know" Expressing Abilities ("Know how to") Object Pronouns Relationship Vocabulary Hobby & Technology Vocabulary Connected Speech (D/T Flapping Overlapping H-Reduction)

Syllabus

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Module 1 2 hours

The Simple Present of the verb ‘Know’

• State facts, general truths, and certainty (e.g., "I know that she is coming").
• Discuss familiarity with people, places, or concepts using correct object pronouns (e.g., "I know him well").
• Describe practical skills and abilities using "know how to" combined with action verbs (e.g., "She knows how to fly a drone" or "He knows how to cook pizza").
• Formulate precise Yes/No and Information (Wh-) questions using "do" and "does."
• Speak with a more natural American rhythm by linking words together (overlapping), dropping the 'H' in object pronouns like "him" and "her," and correctly flapping T/D sounds.

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  • Beginner (CEFR A1) Level

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  • 1 weeks to complete

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