📐 Grammar corner
English grammar, made simple
18 topics from beginner to advanced: short explanations in English, clear tables, examples you can listen to and 162 exercises — choose the right answer or type the missing word.
🌱 Level 1 · Beginner 7 topics
BeginnerThe verb to be: am, is, areI am, you are, she is: the most important verb in English.
BeginnerPresent simpleI work, she works: habits, routines and facts.
Beginnera, an, theWhen to say a, an, the — or nothing at all.
BeginnerThere is / there areTo say that something exists or is in a place.
Beginnermy, your, mine… and 'sSaying who things belong to.
Beginnerin, on, at for timeat 7 o'clock, on Monday, in July.
Beginnercan and couldAbility, possibility and permission.
🚀 Level 2 · Intermediate 7 topics
IntermediatePresent continuous or present simple?I'm working now vs I work every day.
IntermediatePast simpleworked, went, saw: finished actions in the past.
Intermediatemuch, many, some, anyCountable and uncountable nouns.
IntermediateComparatives and superlativesbigger, the biggest, more expensive, the best.
Intermediatewill or going to?Plans, predictions, promises and quick decisions.
IntermediatePresent perfectI've been, she has lived, have you ever…?
Intermediatemust, have to, shouldObligation, prohibition and advice.
🎓 Level 3 · Advanced 4 topics
AdvancedIf…: conditionalsIf it rains, we'll stay in. If I were rich, I'd travel.
AdvancedThe passive voiceis made, was built, has been sent: when the action matters most.
AdvancedReported speechShe said she was tired: telling people what others said.
Advancedwho, which, that, where, whoseJoining sentences to give more information about a noun.