English grammar lessons
Grammar
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The lessons begin with essential sentence patterns and grow towards more precise, natural English. Select any card to open the complete lesson.
A1–A2 foundations
14 lessons
Build reliable sentences for everyday communication.
A2–B1Present Simple vs Present ContinuousCompare routine and temporary actions with clear rules and practice.Open lesson ›
A2–B1Irregular Verbs ListReview 60 verb forms with examples, exceptions and a quiz.Open lesson ›
A1–A2Past SimpleMaster finished past events, did questions, negatives and regular or irregular forms.Open lesson ›
A1–A2Present ContinuousBuild am/is/are + -ing forms, spelling, negatives and questions.Open lesson ›
B1–B2Reported SpeechChange statements, questions, commands, pronouns and time expressions accurately.Open lesson ›
B1–B2Common Phrasal VerbsLearn useful meanings, separable word order and natural everyday examples.Open lesson ›
A2Basic Sentence StructurePut subjects, verbs, objects, places and times in a natural order.Open lesson ›
A2Articles: A, An, The or No Article?Choose the right article from meaning, with guided practice and a 10-question test.Open lesson ›
A2Countable and Uncountable NounsUse some, any, much, many, few and little accurately, then test your progress.Open lesson ›
A2Present Simple TenseDescribe routines, facts, preferences and regular activities accurately.Open lesson ›
A2Questions and NegativesUse do, does, don’t and doesn’t with greater confidence.Open lesson ›
A2Prepositions of PlaceExplain clearly where people, objects and places are located.Open lesson ›
A2Adverbs of IntensityChoose low, medium and high intensity adverbs, then complete guided practice and a 10-question test.Open lesson ›
A2–B1Comparatives and SuperlativesCompare people, places and choices with accurate forms and natural modifiers.Open lesson ›
B1–B2 independent English
14 lessons
Develop flexible grammar for narration, experience and more natural communication.
B2Prepositions: Time and DeadlinesDistinguish deadlines, duration and timing with by, until, during, for, within and fixed time phrases.Open lesson ›
B2Prepositions: Place and MovementChoose the right viewpoint with across, through, along, past, into, onto, over and above.Open lesson ›
B2Dependent and Complex PrepositionsBuild accurate verb, adjective and noun partnerships, then choose the correct form after each preposition.Open lesson ›
B1Future FormsChoose will, going to and present forms for predictions, plans and arrangements.Open lesson ›
B1Present Perfect: From Past to NowConnect experience, recent results and unfinished time clearly to the present.Open lesson ›
B2Four Past Tenses: Build a Clear StoryUse plot, background, flashback and earlier duration to shape a coherent story.Open lesson ›
B1–B2State Verbs: Meaning and ExceptionsChoose simple or continuous forms from meaning, including flexible modern uses.Open lesson ›
B1–B2Gerunds and InfinitivesLearn verb patterns and the meaning changes after stop, remember and try.Open lesson ›
B1–B2Relative ClausesJoin ideas with who, which, that, whose and where—and punctuate them clearly.Open lesson ›
B1–B2The Passive VoiceShift the focus across key tenses and decide when the agent matters.Open lesson ›
B2Indirect QuestionsAsk for information politely in professional, formal and everyday situations.Open lesson ›
B2Modal Verbs of DeductionUse must, might, could and can’t to interpret present and past evidence.Open lesson ›
B1–B2Past Perfect: The Earlier PastStep backwards in a story to clarify earlier events, causes and experiences.Open lesson ›
B2Third Conditional: Regrets and Alternative PastsReflect on unreal past causes, alternative results and missed possibilities.Open lesson ›
C1–C2 advanced development
5 lessons + test
Develop precision, formal range and confident control of dense academic and professional grammar.
C1–C2Advanced Noun Phrases & NominalisationBuild precise noun phrases, control formal register and edit noun-heavy writing.Open lesson ›
C1–C2Mixed ConditionalsConnect unreal causes and results across past, present and future timelines.Open lesson ›
C1–C2Inversion in English GrammarUse negative adverbials, only phrases and formal conditional inversion accurately.Open lesson ›
C1–C2Participle ClausesCondense time, reason and result with controlled active, passive and perfect forms.Open lesson ›
C1–C2The English SubjunctiveUse mandative and were subjunctive forms in formal and counterfactual contexts.Open lesson ›
C1–C2Hedging Language and StanceMatch claim strength to evidence with modals, stance markers, Amanda audio and an editing lab.Open lesson ›
MULTI-LEVELGrammar Proficiency TestCheck your grammar across several levels with a longer structured assessment.Take the test ›
C1–C2Mixed ConditionalsConnect unreal causes and results across past, present and future timelines.Open lesson ›
C1–C2Inversion in English GrammarUse negative adverbials, only phrases and formal conditional inversion accurately.Open lesson ›
C1–C2Participle ClausesCondense time, reason and result with controlled active, passive and perfect forms.Open lesson ›
C1–C2The English SubjunctiveUse mandative and were subjunctive forms in formal and counterfactual contexts.Open lesson ›
C1–C2Hedging Language and StanceMatch claim strength to evidence with modals, stance markers, Amanda audio and an editing lab.Open lesson ›
MULTI-LEVELGrammar Proficiency TestCheck your grammar across several levels with a longer structured assessment.Take the test ›
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