Modules

How this course works before any English content begins: the reading-first philosophy, how a lesson page is laid out, and how to use the platform.

Sentence structure, noun and verb phrases, tense, articles, prepositions, conjunctions, and the basic building blocks of an English sentence.

Relative clauses, conditionals, passive voice, gerunds and infinitives, reported speech, modals, and how sentences combine into paragraphs.

Inference, implication, complex noun phrases, reference chains, information structure, and the connective tissue that holds a passage together.

Argument structure, comparison, concession, modality, stance, assumptions, evidence, logical gaps, and academic vocabulary.

Coordination and subordination, embedding, advanced cohesion, paragraph argument flow, and chapter- and book-level reading strategy.

Technical processes, quantitative language, data interpretation, classifications, mechanisms, analogies, and conceptual models.

Problem/solution reasoning, evaluation, uncertainty, probability, risk, premises, hidden assumptions, and argument gaps.

Source quality, triangulation, bias, framing, author purpose, rhetorical moves, book-level thesis tracking, and calibrated conclusions.