English Speaking Course Lesson 1 by Structures

Learning English becomes much easier when you practice useful sentence structures instead of memorizing long grammar rules. In English Speaking Course Lesson 1 by Structures, you will learn simple and practical patterns that are used in everyday conversations. This lesson is designed for beginners and anyone who wants to speak English with more confidence. By practicing these easy structures with examples, you will improve your vocabulary, sentence formation, fluency, and communication skills step by step in a natural and effective way.

In this first class, we will learn 3 basic English Speaking structures. The first one is “I am + Noun/ Adjective.” This structure we use to tell us about ourselves. The second one is “I am + in/on/at” which is used to talk about your place. The third is “I am Good at“. These structures are explained through Example Sentences.

Use of “I Am”

This Structure is used to describe ourselves like what we are, your recognition, your feelings, etc.

Formulas for these Sentences

• Affirmative : I + am + Adjective/Noun
• Negative : I + am not + Adjective/Noun
• Interrogative: Am + I + Adjective/Noun?

Use of ”I am + in”

This Structure is used to tell about your location. for example, in the room, in the office, or in the meeting.

Formulas 

Use of ”I am + on”

This Structure is used to specify your position on a particular surface or object. for example, on the rooftop, on the train, or on the street.

Formulas 

Use of ”I am + At”

This Structure is used to specify your current location or state of being. for example, at the gym, at work, or at the park.

Formulas

Use of ”I am Good at”

This Structure is used to express proficiency, skill, or competence in a specific area, activity, or subject. for example, I am good at painting or I am good at problem-solving.

Formulas for these Sentences

• Affirmative: I + am + good at + Noun
• Negative: I + am + not + good at + Noun
• Interrogative: am + I + good at + Noun