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This is to verify that Ravindu Ashen has completed the course Beginner Level English - Grammar for Verbs, Questions and Replies on Alison.

Ravindu Ashen

Alison ID: 59448281

Course Completed: Beginner Level English - Grammar for Verbs, Questions and Replies

Date of Completion: 12th July 2026

Email: [email protected]

Total Study Time: 0h 35m

Final Assessment Score:

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70% to pass the final assessment

100%
CPD Hours Completed:

CPD approved learning hours
completed through this course

0-1h

Course Information

Learn how to use verbs to ask and answer questions in English with this free online English beginner grammar course.

This course teaches you how to use English verbs and action words so you can easily discuss what you are doing. We show you how to construct 'can' questions while you outline your abilities. We explain how to use the present simple tense to describe something that is currently or regularly happening (for example: ‘She feels hungry’ and ‘I love ice cream’).

The course then goes over how to ask for information by forming ‘Wh and can’ questions like 'What can I do to help?'. You will also learn how to answer ‘Wh and can’ questions with positive or negative answers. We then teach you how to ask and answer more ‘Wh and do’ questions (for example: 'When do you visit your mother?').

This English grammar course helps you reach a firm understanding of English verbs and their uses. Our audio recordings are also a great way to practice your accent and listening skills, which is very important when learning the language. English can open doors in your personal and professional life so sign up for this course to improve yours.

Modules Completed

Module 1: Grammar for Verbs, Questions and Replies
Module 2: Course assessment

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