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Free English grammar lessons for adults who use the language at work and in daily life. Each topic explains one rule with real examples, then lets you practice with exercises and a quiz. Start at your level, or follow the path from A1.
A1 Beginner
See the A1 path- NumbersQuiz
- Subject PronounsQuiz
- Telling TimeQuiz
- The Simple PresentQuiz
- Review of Modal Verbs “can” and “should”Quiz
- The ImperativeQuiz
- Object PronounsQuiz
- “There is” and “There are”Quiz
- PrepositionsQuiz
- Adverbs of FrequencyQuiz
- The Simple Past TenseQuiz
- The Definite ArticleQuiz
- The Present ContinuousQuiz
- Question WordsQuiz
- Demonstrative PronounsQuiz
- Uncountable NounsQuiz
- Simple FutureQuiz
- Possessive Pronouns and AdjectivesQuiz
- The Verb “to be”Quiz
- The Indefinite ArticleQuiz
- AdjectivesQuiz
- “What” “Which” and “What kind of”Quiz
- Plural FormationQuiz
- Pronunciation Basics: Sounds, Syllables and Word StressQuiz
- Review of Present Simple & Present ProgressiveQuiz
A2 Elementary
See the A2 path- Word OrderQuiz
- IntensifiersQuiz
- Comparative and SuperlativeQuiz
- Basic Modal VerbsQuiz
- Articles with Uncountable NounsQuiz
- Articles with Countable NounsQuiz
- Coordinating ConjunctionsQuiz
- Adverbial PhrasesQuiz
- Present Perfect TenseQuiz
- Zero ConditionalsQuiz
- Review of Countable and Uncountable NounsQuiz
- Adverbs vs. PrepositionsQuiz
- Prepositions of TimeQuiz
- Prepositions of PlaceQuiz
- Reflexive and Intensive PronounsQuiz
- Possessives with ‘sQuiz
- The Past ProgressiveQuiz
- 20 English HomophonesQuiz
- Review of Comparative and SuperlativeQuiz
- Review of Modal VerbsQuiz
- Review of Word OrderQuiz
- Mastering English Tenses: A Simplified Guide to Present, Past, and Future for Language LearnersQuiz
- Mastering Modal Verbs: The Ultimate Guide for English Learners to Express Ability, Possibility, and MoreQuiz
B1 Intermediate
See the B1 path- “used to” and “be used to”Quiz
- Gerunds and InfinitivesQuiz
- Subordinating ConjunctionsQuiz
- Phrasal VerbsQuiz
- Prepositional PhrasesQuiz
- Question TagsQuiz
- Past Tense of Modal VerbsQuiz
- ClausesQuiz
- First ConditionalsQuiz
- Passive VoiceQuiz
- 10 Useful English Idioms about BooksQuiz
- Common and Useful English IdiomsQuiz
- Idioms and Idiomatic PhrasesQuiz
- Passive Voice – Part 2Quiz
- Review of Gerunds and InfinitivesQuiz
- Unlock Fluent English: Master Essential Phrasal Verbs for Everyday ConversationsQuiz
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