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Upskill your English grammar with this new communication course that teaches important grammar AND how AI can and cannot help the non-native, English learner.
Time is crucial. Learning paths in ten minutes or fewer for almost all lessons! Full captions.
We're judged on our grammar. If we speak well and write well, we communicate better. People think more highly of us and give more importance to what we say.
At this point, many people are leaning on Artificial Intelligence for their English writing. Artificial Intelligence is great for many things, but ChatGPT, Google Bard, and others warn that though artificial intelligence is very useful, and even amazing, these technologies make mistakes. Should we depend on a perfection that hasn't arrived yet to present ourselves to the world?
"Fix Your Top English Grammar Mistakes" focuses on grammar mistakes that many people make, and in fixing those mistakes, it helps you look your best. It's also a challenge -- a comparison between the way an experienced linguist teaches these crucial grammar points, how AI does it, and what kind of mistakes AI makes.
"Fix Your Top English Grammar Mistakes" addresses something most grammar courses don't -- emotion. Why? People will forget many of the words you say, but they'll never forget how they felt after you said them.
If you use AI for English and want to find out how sites like Google Bard and ChatGPT do on some basic grammar lessons, please see the lessons in "Fix Your Top English Grammar Mistakes" beginning with Lesson 3.
Who wins? You do. If you take this class, you'll see how AI can help you, and also, you'll learn how to use the knowledge of an experienced linguist to upskill your own grammar to look and sound great.
My background includes a Master of Arts in applied linguistics from the University of California, Los Angeles, a teaching fellowship at Harvard University, and the publication of twenty English language textbooks, including bestsellers, with major publishers. I teach business English to employees of some of the largest companies in the world including Toyota Motor Sales, Microsoft, and others. I've been a teacher trainer at California State University, Long Beach and the University of California, Irvine.