Learn different English writing styles and aspects of English literature with this free English language course.
Our English literature course syllabus covers the fundamentals of English grammar and effective speaking, and writing. The modules also analyze literature with an emphasis on renowned authors and poets. These include English poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge who is best known for "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner", American playwright Arthur Miller best known for "All My Sons", and the famous English playwright William Shakespeare. This English language and literature degree will surely take your English skills to another level.
Different people have different tastes in writing. With this free English language online course, you will learn the different writing structures for comedy, descriptive, mystery, spy, science fiction, instructional, opinionated, poetic, and reflective writing. After gaining an understanding of the different writing styles - including the structure, language, and complexity of these styles - you will learn how to better communicate with your audience by choosing the right style for different situations.
Improving your English proficiency is always a good thing for people young or old. It not only enhances your personal skills, but your professional development as well. By completing this Diploma course in English Language and Literature you will demonstrate your mastery of the English language, and boost your English skills today. So, check out the course and start gaining that extra knowledge now.
Module 1: Introduction to Samuel Coleridge
Module 2: Coleridge Kubla Khan
Module 3: Coleridge The Eolian Harp
Module 4: Coleridge This Lime-Tree Bower, My Prison
Module 5: Coleridge Frost at Midnight
Module 6: Introduction to Macbeth by Shakespeare
Module 7: Macbeth Act One
Module 8: Macbeth Act Two
Module 9: Macbeth Act Three
Module 10: Macbeth Act Four
Module 11: Macbeth Act Five
Module 12: Macbeth Themes
Module 13: The Crucible Act One
Module 14: The Crucible Act Two
Module 15: The Crucible Act Three
Module 16: The Crucible Act Four
Module 17: Themes in The Crucible by Miller
Module 19: English - Writing
Module 20: Triggers for Writing
Module 21: Writing for an Audience
Module 23: Comedy Writing
Module 24: Descriptive Writing
Module 25: Mystery, Spy , & Science Fiction Writing
Module 26: Instructional Writing
Module 27: Opinionative Writing
Module 28: Poetry Writing
Module 29: Reflective Writing
Module 31: Rules for effective communication
Module 32: Words, words, words
Module 33: New and troublesome words
Module 36: Using full stops and commas
Module 41: Other Punctuation
Module 42: Punctuation revision
Module 49: Adjective, noun, verb, pronoun, preposition or adverb?
Module 51: Introduction to Shakespeare
Module 52: Shakespeare His life and times
Module 53: Shakespeare The theatre scene
Module 54: Shakespeare Theatre audiences
Module 55: Shakespeare The Globe Theatre
Module 56: Shakespeare Literary devices
Module 57: Shakespeare Prose
Module 58: Shakespeare Scripts and Lines
Module 59: Shakespeare Shakespearian Language
Module 60: Shakespeare Soliloquies
Module 61: Shakespeare Soliloquies videos
Module 62: Shakespeare A Midsummer Night's Dream
Module 64: English: Introduction and course outline
Module 65: English: Writing for different purposes and audiences
Module 66: How journalists go about their jobs
Module 67: Analysing the language of the media
Module 68: An approach to studying a text
Module 69: Analysing media language
Module 70: Text analysis of The Great Gatsby
Module 71: Approaches to English
Module 72: Using language effectively
Module 73: Effective presentations
Module 74: Personal and imaginative writing
Module 75: What is an issue?
Module 76: Researching issues
Module 77: Issue analysis
Module 78: Using language effectively 1
Module 79: Using language effectively 2
Module 80: Using language effectively 3
Module 81: Using language effectively 4
Module 82: Using language effectively 5
Module 83: Hints and tips for exams
