We can teach you the basics of English language grammar and vocabulary, so you will be able to read articles online, and communicate with people all over the world with eMail or on the phone. I am a native English speaker because I was born in America. In the USA, I have always taken Honors or AP English, creative writing, and speech classes. I also speak, read, and write the Spanish language fluently - which also helps me to have a better understanding of the English language. I can explain every part of speech perfectly, and even give you examples of how the grammar rules are applied in modern English – and how they're broken. Do not hesitate to ask me when you have questions!

#1 Singular & Plural Nouns
#2 Count vs Non-Count Nouns
#3 Possessive Nouns
#4 Pronouns
#5 Passive Verbs
#6 Action Verbs
#7 Adjectives
#8 Comparative & Superlative Adjectives
#9 Adverbs
#10 Simple Tense
#11 Progressive & Perfect Tense
#12 Perfect Progressive Tense
#13 Irregular Verbs
#14 Gerunds
#15 Infinitives
#16 Vocabulary
#17 Active Voice & Passive Voice

#18 Indicative, Imperative, Subjunctive Mood
#19 Auxiliary Verbs - 'Be' 'Do' 'Have'
#20 Auxiliary Verbs - 'Will/Would' 'Shall/Should'
#21 Auxiliary Verbs - 'Can/Could' 'May/Might/Must'
#22 Prepositions - 'On' 'At' 'In'
#23 Prepositions - 'Of' 'To' 'For'
#24 Prepositions - 'With' 'Over' 'By'
#25 Conjunctions - Coordinating & Correlative
#26 Conjunctions - Subordinating
#27 Conjunctive Adverbs
#28 Articles - Indefinite & Definite
#29 Interjections
#30 Double Negatives
#31 Capitalization
#32 Speech & Conversation
#33 American English vs. British English
#34 Regional Accents & International Dialects

• Types of Buildings
• Tugendhat House
• Peter Zumthor: The Spa of Stone
• Daniel Libeskind
• Green Architecture
• The High Line Park in NYC
• Hearst Tower ("Building Green" Video)
• Civic Buildings: Designing Principles

1. Course Summary & Background
2. Subjects & Industry Jargon
3. Architecture & Engineering Jobs
4. *Construction Documents & Specs
5. Modern Tools & Industry Technology
6. Sweets Library & Media Resources
7. International Building Codes & Laws
8. *American Résumés & Job Interviews
9. Office Etiquette & Construction Sites
10. The American Dream
11. Architecture of the World
12. Continued Education (AIA)
13. *Final Speech & Accreditation

1. Articles (the, a, an)
2. that / , which
3. who / whom
4. for which / for whom
5. Capitalizaton
6. Transposing
7. In 1776, tour
8. Location, tour
9. Also, And, But,
10. that (omission)
11. formal #s spelled-out / Arch numerals
12. built from (between) 1000 BC - 2000 AD
13. "quotation mark" punctuation marks
14. last comma in a list, etc.
15. and & combos
16. incomplete sentences.
17. consistent lists, a:
18. M – dash, N - dash, hyphen-ation, (parenthesis), [brackets]
19. colon: semi-colon;
20. whole / entire
21. passive / active (subjects & objects)
22. build / built
23. building / buildings