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Learn how to be a successful online student.

Learn how to ask someone to do something for you using the modal 'Could'. Learn how to ask someone if you can do something using the modal 'Could'.

To say or write about things we can see or can't see, we use the expressions 'there is/isn't.....'there are/aren't.... Let's learn how to make affirmative/negative statements yes/no questions and short affirmative and negative answers information questions

Learn how to ask information about people, places and things with YES/NO questions with the verb 'TO BE' in the SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE.

Every word in the English language has a name. All the names of the words are divided into 8 categories. They are called PARTS OF SPEECH. Learning English is learning about the 8 Parts of Speech. The Part of Speech of a word tells us what job the word is doing in a sentence, and when you know the ‘jobs’ of the 8 parts of speech, you will write and speak English correctly.

Meet your teacher!

Welcome to George Brown College! You are learning English online (on the computer and on the Internet) George Brown College uses Blackboard: an online learning tool. Learn how to get to your ESL classroom in Blackboard.

As a student at George Brown College, you need a PASSWORD to do many things: How to get on Blackboard, How to check your George Brown email: How to access a lot of free apps. Learn how to get a new password or reset your password.

Learn how to add or change a profile picture in Blackboard.

When you join 2 words to make 1 word, it is called a CONTRACTION. Learn how to make a contraction with the subject pronoun and the simple present tense of the verb to be.

The verb TO BE is a linking verb. It connects the subject with a WORD that gives information about the subject. One WORD that gives information about the subject is called a NOUN. Learn what a NOUN is.

Learn about the 3 affirmative forms of the verb to be in the simple present tense.

It is important to know that in English some verbs are ACTION VERBS and some verbs are NON-ACTION VERBS. Knowing the differences will help you use the correct verb tense.

Learn how to find the main idea of a reading.

Reading Strategy: Vocabulary in Context

Reading Strategy: Previewing & Predicting

Adjectives: Describing People Physically

Sentence Writing: CAPITAL LETTERS

Sentence Writing: END OF SENTENCE PUNCTUATION MARKS

Let's learn! Prepositions of Place: AT IN

Welcome to EAP Level 100

Simple Present Tense Tues.Mar. 24 & Wed. Mar. 25, 2020

Let's learn! Present Continuous: Information Questions

Let's learn Yes No questions with Present Continuous

Let's learn! Action & Non- Action verbs

Let's learn! Present Continuous Tense Affirmative & Negative Statements

Let's learn! Object Pronouns

Let's learn! The Imperative

Let's learn Information Questions Simple Present Tense