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Grammar lessons 95
A1 · Beginner
- A1 English Grammar
- Adjectives in English (A1)
- Adjectives vs Adverbs of Manner (A1)
- Can and Can't: Ability in English (A1)
- Conjunctions in English: And, But, Or, Because (A1)
- Countable and Uncountable Nouns in English (A1)
- Demonstratives: This, That, These, Those (A1)
- English Word Order: Subject + Verb + Object (A1)
- Have got and Has got in English (A1)
- Indefinite Articles: A and An (A1)
- Like, Love and Hate + -ing in English (A1)
- Numbers, Dates and Telling the Time in English (A1)
- Past Simple Tense in English (A1)
- Possessive 's in English: Apostrophe S (A1)
- Possessive Adjectives in English (A1)
- Present Continuous Tense in English (A1)
- Present Simple Tense in English (A1)
- Present Simple vs Present Continuous (A1)
- Questions with Do and Does in English (A1)
- Singular and Plural Nouns + There is / There are (A1)
- Some and Any: Quantifiers in English (A1)
- Subject Pronouns in English (A1)
- The Imperative in English (A1)
- The Verb Be in English: Am, Is, Are (A1)
- There was and There were in English (A1)
- Was and Were: Past Simple of Be (A1)
- Wh- Questions: Question Words in English (A1)
- Would Like in English: Polite Requests (A1)
A2 · Elementary
- -ed and -ing Adjectives in English (A2)
- A Little, A Few, Too and Enough (A2)
- A2 Core English Verbs
- A2 English Grammar
- A2 Real-Life English Conversation Patterns
- Articles in English: A, An, The and Zero (A2)
- Can, Could and Be Able To: Ability (A2)
- Comparative Adjectives in English (A2)
- Going to: Future Plans and Intentions (A2)
- Indefinite Pronouns: Something, Anything, Nothing (A2)
- Much, Many, A Lot Of, How Much and How Many (A2)
- Must, Have To and Mustn't: Obligation (A2)
- Past Continuous vs Past Simple (A2)
- Past Simple and Irregular Verbs (A2)
- Possessive Adjectives and Pronouns (A2)
- Prepositions of Time and Place: In, On, At (A2)
- Present Perfect Tense in English (A2)
- Present Perfect vs Past Simple (A2)
- Present Perfect: For and Since (A2)
- Present Perfect: Just, Already and Yet (A2)
- Present Simple and Adverbs of Frequency (A2)
- Question Tags in English (A2)
- Reflexive Pronouns in English (A2)
- Relative Clauses: Who, Which, Where (A2)
- Should, Shouldn't and Shall: Advice (A2)
- Subject and Object Pronouns (A2)
- Subject Questions vs Object Questions (A2)
- Superlative Adjectives in English (A2)
- The First Conditional in English (A2)
- The Passive Voice in English (A2)
- The Zero Conditional in English (A2)
- Will and Won't: The Future in English (A2)
B1 · Intermediate
- Advanced Relative Clauses in English (B1)
- Articles in English: A, An, The and Zero (B1)
- B1 English Grammar
- Conditionals: Zero, First and Second (B1)
- Connectors and Linking Words in English (B1)
- Gerunds and Infinitives in English (B1)
- Modal Verbs: Ability, Permission and Advice (B1)
- Modal Verbs: Obligation and Necessity (B1)
- Past Simple, Past Continuous & Used to (B1)
- Perfect and Future Tenses in English (B1)
- Prepositions of Movement in English (B1)
- Prepositions of Time and Place (B1)
- Present Simple, Present Continuous & Stative Verbs (B1)
- Pronouns and Possessives in English (B1)
- Relative Clauses in English (B1)
- Reported Speech in English (B1)
- The Causative: Have and Get Something Done (B1)
- The Passive Voice in English (B1)
- The Third Conditional in English (B1)
B2 · Upper-Intermediate
- Advanced Adjectives, Adverbs and Comparisons (B2)
- Advanced Articles and Quantifiers (B2)
- Advanced Connectors and Linking Words (B2)
- Advanced Future Tenses in English (B2)
- Advanced Gerunds and Infinitives (B2)
- Advanced Modals and Past Deduction (B2)
- Advanced Passive Voice and Causative (B2)
- Advanced Past Tenses and Past Habits (B2)
- Advanced Present Tenses and Stative Verbs (B2)
- Advanced Relative and Participle Clauses (B2)
- Advanced Reported Speech in English (B2)
- B2 English Grammar
- Inversion with Negative Adverbs (B2)
- Mixed Conditionals and Inversion (B2)
- Wish, If Only and the Unreal Past (B2)
Grammar exercises 96
A1 · Beginner
- A1 Grammar Exercises with Answers
- Adjectives vs Adverbs of Manner: A1 Exercises
- Adjectives: A1 Exercises
- Can and Can't: Ability: A1 Exercises
- Conjunctions: A1 Exercises
- Countable and Uncountable Nouns: A1 Exercises
- Demonstratives: This, That, These, Those: A1 Exercises
- English Word Order: A1 Exercises
- Have got and Has got: A1 Exercises
- Indefinite Articles: A and An: A1 Exercises
- Like, Love and Hate + -ing: A1 Exercises
- Numbers, Dates and Telling the Time: A1 Exercises
- Past Simple Tense: A1 Exercises
- Possessive 's: A1 Exercises
- Possessive Adjectives: A1 Exercises
- Present Continuous Tense: A1 Exercises
- Present Simple Tense: A1 Exercises
- Present Simple vs Present Continuous: A1 Exercises
- Question Words: A1 Exercises
- Questions with Do and Does: A1 Exercises
- Singular and Plural Nouns + There is / There are: A1 Exercises
- Some and Any: Quantifiers: A1 Exercises
- Subject Pronouns: A1 Exercises
- The Imperative: A1 Exercises
- The Verb Be: A1 Exercises
- There was and There were: A1 Exercises
- Was and Were: Past Simple of Be: A1 Exercises
- Would Like: A1 Exercises
A2 · Elementary
- -ed & -ing Adjectives: A2 Exercises
- A Little, A Few, Too and Enough: A2 Exercises
- A2 Core Verbs: A2 Exercises
- A2 Grammar Exercises with Answers
- Ability: Can, Could and Be Able To: A2 Exercises
- Adverbs of Frequency: A2 Exercises
- Advice: Should and Shouldn't: A2 Exercises
- Articles: A2 Exercises
- Comparative Adjectives: A2 Exercises
- Conversation Patterns: A2 Exercises
- For and Since: A2 Exercises
- Going To: A2 Exercises
- In, On and At: A2 Exercises
- Irregular Verbs: A2 Exercises
- Just, Already and Yet: A2 Exercises
- Much, Many and A Lot Of: A2 Exercises
- Obligation: Must, Have To and Mustn't: A2 Exercises
- Past Continuous vs Past Simple: A2 Exercises
- Possessive Adjectives and Pronouns: A2 Exercises
- Present Perfect Tense: A2 Exercises
- Present Perfect vs Past Simple: A2 Exercises
- Question Tags: A2 Exercises
- Reflexive Pronouns: A2 Exercises
- Relative Clauses: A2 Exercises
- Something, Anything, Nothing: A2 Exercises
- Subject & Object Questions: A2 Exercises
- Subject and Object Pronouns: A2 Exercises
- Superlative Adjectives: A2 Exercises
- The First Conditional: A2 Exercises
- The Passive Voice: A2 Exercises
- The Zero Conditional: A2 Exercises
- Will and Won't: A2 Exercises
B1 · Intermediate
- Advanced Relative Clauses: B1 Exercises
- Articles: B1 Exercises
- B1 Grammar Exercises with Answers
- Conditionals: B1 Exercises
- Defining and Non-Defining Relative Clauses: B1 Exercises
- Gerunds and Infinitives: B1 Exercises
- Linking Words: B1 Exercises
- Modals of Ability, Permission and Advice: B1 Exercises
- Modals of Obligation: B1 Exercises
- Past Tenses and Used To: B1 Exercises
- Perfect and Future Tenses: B1 Exercises
- Prepositions of Movement: B1 Exercises
- Prepositions of Time and Place: B1 Exercises
- Pronouns and Possessives: B1 Exercises
- Reported Speech and Backshift: B1 Exercises
- Stative Verbs: B1 Exercises
- The Causative: B1 Exercises
- The Passive Voice in Every Tense: B1 Exercises
- The Third Conditional: B1 Exercises
B2 · Upper-Intermediate
- Advanced Adjectives and Comparisons: B2 Exercises
- Advanced Articles and Quantifiers: B2 Exercises
- Advanced Connectors: B2 Exercises
- Advanced Future Tenses: B2 Exercises
- Advanced Gerunds and Infinitives: B2 Exercises
- Advanced Passive and Causative: B2 Exercises
- Advanced Past Tenses: B2 Exercises
- Advanced Present Tenses: B2 Exercises
- Advanced Reported Speech: B2 Exercises
- B2 Grammar Exercises with Answers
- Inversion: B2 Exercises
- Mixed Conditionals: B2 Exercises
- Modals of Deduction: B2 Exercises
- Relative and Participle Clauses: B2 Exercises
- Wish and If Only: B2 Exercises
Vocabulary 136
A1 · Beginner
- A1 English Phrasal Verbs
- A1 English Vocabulary — Beginner
- Animals — A1 English Vocabulary
- Clothes — A1 English Vocabulary
- Colours & Shapes — A1 English Vocabulary
- Daily Routine — A1 English Vocabulary
- Family & People — A1 English Vocabulary
- Food & Drink — A1 English Vocabulary
- Hobbies & Free Time — A1 English Vocabulary
- Jobs — A1 English Vocabulary
- My House — A1 English Vocabulary
- Numbers & Time — A1 English Vocabulary
- School — A1 English Vocabulary
- The Body — A1 English Vocabulary
- Town & Places — A1 English Vocabulary
- Transport — A1 English Vocabulary
- Weather & Nature — A1 English Vocabulary
A2 · Elementary
- A2 English Phrasal Verbs
- A2 English Vocabulary — Elementary
- City & Directions — A2 English Vocabulary
- Clothes & Appearance — A2 English Vocabulary
- Communication & Phone — A2 English Vocabulary
- Daily Routine & Time — A2 English Vocabulary
- Education & Learning — A2 English Vocabulary
- Entertainment & Media — A2 English Vocabulary
- Feelings & Emotions — A2 English Vocabulary
- Food & Restaurants — A2 English Vocabulary
- Free Time & Hobbies — A2 English Vocabulary
- Health & Body — A2 English Vocabulary
- Holidays & Celebrations — A2 English Vocabulary
- House & Home — A2 English Vocabulary
- Nature & Weather — A2 English Vocabulary
- Personality & Character — A2 English Vocabulary
- Relationships & People — A2 English Vocabulary
- Shopping & Money — A2 English Vocabulary
- Sports & Fitness — A2 English Vocabulary
- Technology & Internet — A2 English Vocabulary
- Transport & Travel — A2 English Vocabulary
- Work & Jobs — A2 English Vocabulary
B1 · Intermediate
- Ambitions & Success — B1 English Vocabulary
- Arts & Creativity — B1 English Vocabulary
- B1 English Phrasal Verbs
- B1 English Vocabulary — Intermediate
- Business & Trade — B1 English Vocabulary
- Change & Development — B1 English Vocabulary
- Common Actions — B1 English Vocabulary
- Communication — B1 English Vocabulary
- Crime & Law — B1 English Vocabulary
- Describing Qualities — B1 English Vocabulary
- Education & Study — B1 English Vocabulary
- Emotions & Feelings — B1 English Vocabulary
- Environment & Nature — B1 English Vocabulary
- Food & Lifestyle — B1 English Vocabulary
- Health & Wellbeing — B1 English Vocabulary
- Media & News — B1 English Vocabulary
- Money & Finance — B1 English Vocabulary
- Opinions & Arguments — B1 English Vocabulary
- Personality & Character — B1 English Vocabulary
- Problems & Solutions — B1 English Vocabulary
- Relationships — B1 English Vocabulary
- Science & Research — B1 English Vocabulary
- Society & Community — B1 English Vocabulary
- Technology & Innovation — B1 English Vocabulary
- Thinking & Ideas — B1 English Vocabulary
- Travel & Culture — B1 English Vocabulary
- Work & Career — B1 English Vocabulary
B2 · Upper-Intermediate
- Abstract Concepts — B2 English Vocabulary
- Academic & Formal Verbs — B2 English Vocabulary
- Academic & Research — B2 English Vocabulary
- B2 English Phrasal Verbs
- B2 English Vocabulary — Upper-Intermediate
- Business & Commerce — B2 English Vocabulary
- Cause, Effect & Logic — B2 English Vocabulary
- Character & Integrity — B2 English Vocabulary
- Climate & Environment — B2 English Vocabulary
- Cognition & Thought — B2 English Vocabulary
- Complex Emotions — B2 English Vocabulary
- Conflict & Resolution — B2 English Vocabulary
- Crime & Security — B2 English Vocabulary
- Digital & Technology — B2 English Vocabulary
- Economics & Markets — B2 English Vocabulary
- Globalisation & Culture — B2 English Vocabulary
- Journalism & Media — B2 English Vocabulary
- Law & Justice — B2 English Vocabulary
- Literature & Writing — B2 English Vocabulary
- Medicine & Health — B2 English Vocabulary
- Philosophy & Ethics — B2 English Vocabulary
- Politics & Power — B2 English Vocabulary
- Psychology & Mind — B2 English Vocabulary
- Quality & Degree — B2 English Vocabulary
- Relationships & Society — B2 English Vocabulary
- Rhetoric & Debate — B2 English Vocabulary
- Risk & Uncertainty — B2 English Vocabulary
- Scientific Inquiry — B2 English Vocabulary
- Social Issues — B2 English Vocabulary
- Trends & Transformation — B2 English Vocabulary
- Visual & Performing Arts — B2 English Vocabulary
- Work & Ambition — B2 English Vocabulary
C1 · Advanced
- Advanced Phrasal Verbs — C1 English Vocabulary
- Argument & Persuasion — C1 English Vocabulary
- Art & Beauty — C1 English Vocabulary
- Business & Leadership — C1 English Vocabulary
- C1 English Vocabulary — Advanced
- Character & Temperament — C1 English Vocabulary
- Conflict & Diplomacy — C1 English Vocabulary
- Connectors & Cohesion — C1 English Vocabulary
- Economics & Finance — C1 English Vocabulary
- Environment & Nature — C1 English Vocabulary
- Ethics & Virtue — C1 English Vocabulary
- Formal & Academic Register — C1 English Vocabulary
- Hardship & Decline — C1 English Vocabulary
- History & Heritage — C1 English Vocabulary
- Humour, Wit & Irony — C1 English Vocabulary
- Idioms & Sayings — C1 English Vocabulary
- Language & Words — C1 English Vocabulary
- Law & Justice — C1 English Vocabulary
- Light, Look & Texture — C1 English Vocabulary
- Literary Style & Genre — C1 English Vocabulary
- Medicine & Body — C1 English Vocabulary
- Mind & Behaviour — C1 English Vocabulary
- Movement & Manner — C1 English Vocabulary
- Politics & Power — C1 English Vocabulary
- Power, Status & Influence — C1 English Vocabulary
- Precise & Formal Verbs — C1 English Vocabulary
- Precise Adjectives — C1 English Vocabulary
- Reason & Abstraction — C1 English Vocabulary
- Science & Research — C1 English Vocabulary
- Senses & Perception — C1 English Vocabulary
- Size, Degree & Extent — C1 English Vocabulary
- Society & Class — C1 English Vocabulary
- Subtle Feelings & Moods — C1 English Vocabulary
- Technology & Progress — C1 English Vocabulary
- Time, Fate & Memory — C1 English Vocabulary
- Ways of Speaking — C1 English Vocabulary
Collocations 6
A1 · Beginner
A2 · Elementary
B1 · Intermediate
B2 · Upper-Intermediate
C1 · Advanced
Pronunciation 5
Graded stories 84
A1 · Beginner
- A Day Trip to the Seaside
- A First Driving Lesson
- A Morning at the Flower Market
- A Morning at the London Café
- A Rainy Afternoon at the Art Gallery
- A Saturday at the Weekend Market
- A Visit to the Chemist
- A1 English Stories
- An Autumn Walk in Greenwich Park
- Asking for Directions
- Buying a Book in an Old Bookstore
- Checking into a Boutique Hotel
- Cooking a Traditional Dinner
- Lost and Found at the Airport
- Lost in the Train Station
- Meeting a New Neighbour
- Ordering a Birthday Cake
- Planning a Weekend Picnic
- Sending a Parcel at the Post Office
- The Architect’s Busy Morning
- Tickets for the London Underground
A2 · Elementary
- A Car Breakdown on the Motorway
- A Flat Viewing with an Estate Agent
- A Lost-Luggage Claim
- A Misunderstanding at the Dinner Party
- A Parent–Teacher Meeting
- A Tour of the Historic Castle
- A Weekend Cookery Class
- A2 English Stories
- An Injury at the Physiotherapist
- An Interview at the Design Agency
- At the London Doctor’s Surgery
- Complaining About a Noisy Neighbour
- Interview with a Startup Founder
- Negotiating a Remote-Work Schedule
- Opening a Bank Account
- Planning a Budget Road Trip
- Rearranging a Flight Departure
- Renting a Bicycle in Amsterdam
- Returning a Damaged Product
- Signing Up for a Gym Membership
- Volunteering at the Community Garden
B1 · Intermediate
- Asking Around Vienna
- Asking the Right Questions
- B1 English Stories
- Burning the Midnight Oil
- The Antique Key
- The Bakery on Its Last Legs
- The Café Lead
- The Eccentric Food Critic
- The Encoded File
- The Final Ingredient
- The First Day at Lumen
- The Flour Supplier
- The Gallery Reunion
- The Grand Reopening
- The Market Chase
- The Missing Notebook
- The Mix-Up at the Station
- The Old Recipe Clue
- The Pitch That Went Sideways
- The Taste Test
- Tying Up Loose Ends
B2 · Upper-Intermediate
- A Baptism of Fire
- A Web of Trust
- Among the Nomads
- B2 English Stories: The Verda Files
- If Things Were Different
- Moving the Goalposts
- Not Only That
- Reading Between the Lines
- Setting the Record Straight
- The Amsterdam Handover
- The Berlin Gambit
- The Critical Path
- The Domino Effect
- The Ethics of the Thing
- The Ghost in the Machine
- The Pitch of a Lifetime
- The Storm Breaks
- The Verdict
- The Virtuous Legacy
- Trial by Headline
- Under Pressure
Learning paths & courses 4
English levels (CEFR) 8
A1 · Beginner
A2 · Elementary
B1 · Intermediate
B2 · Upper-Intermediate
C1 · Advanced
C2 · Mastery
Reference lists 5
Free tools 4
Tests & placement 8
- A1 English Test: Are You at Beginner Level?
- A2 English Test: Are You at Elementary Level?
- B1 English Test: Are You Truly Intermediate?
- B2 English Test: Have You Reached Upper-Intermediate?
- Find your real English level
- Free English Level Test — find out properly
- Online English Grammar Test (Free, Adaptive, A1–C2)
- Two ways to find out your English level.
IELTS preparation 15
- IELTS Band Scores Explained: The 0–9 Scale and CEFR
- IELTS Listening Practice Test: A Full Part 4 Section
- IELTS Listening: Four Parts, 40 Questions, One Play
- IELTS Preparation: Free Guides to All Four Skills
- IELTS Reading Practice Test: One Passage, Thirteen Questions
- IELTS Reading: Format, Question Types and Strategy
- IELTS Speaking Part 1: A Topic Bank with Model Answers
- IELTS Speaking Part 2: Cue Cards, a Plan and a Worked Example
- IELTS Speaking Part 3: Discussion Questions by Theme
- IELTS Speaking: The Three Parts and Four Criteria
- IELTS Vocabulary: Topic Word Lists for Writing and Speaking
- IELTS Writing Task 1 Sample Answers: Graph, Chart, Process, Map
- IELTS Writing Task 1 Vocabulary: Describing Change and Comparison
- IELTS Writing Task 2: A Topic Bank and One Essay Worked Through
- IELTS Writing: Task 1 and Task 2 Explained
Blog & guides 27
- Basic English Grammar: The Complete Beginner's Guide
- CELTA Experience: What the Four-Week Course Is Really Like
- Conditionals in English: All Five Types, One Simple System
- English Grammar Syllabus (A1–C1) + Free Study Plan
- English Proficiency Certificate: How to Get One, and Which One You Actually Need
- English Short Stories for Beginners: The A1–B2 Reading Method That Makes Vocabulary Stick
- How Accurate Are Online English Level Tests? Seven Checks That Matter
- How Long Does It Take to Learn English? The Honest Answer in Hours
- How Many Tenses in English? The Only Guide You Need for 2026
- How to Improve Your English Writing Without a Teacher
- How to Learn Phrasal Verbs Without Memorising 500 of Them
- How to Practise English Grammar So It Actually Sticks
- How to Practise English Speaking Alone (When You Have Nobody to Talk To)
- How to Teach English to Kids Online: A Step-by-Step Guide for ESL Teachers
- How to Use A, An and The: The Complete Guide to English Articles
- Interactive ESL Teaching Resources Your Students Will Actually Finish
- Learn English Through Stories: The Fastest Path to B2 Fluency
- Past Simple Tense: How to Form and Use It Correctly
- Present Perfect vs Past Simple: The One Question That Settles It
- Present Simple vs. Present Continuous: Mastering the Core Differences
- The 5 Most Common Mistakes English Learners Make
- The English Job Interview: What to Say When English Is Not Your First Language
- The English Learning Blog
- The Essential 100 A1 English Words — and How to Learn Them
- Vocabulary Games for English Learners: What Actually Works at Each Level
- What Is My English Level? The Complete Guide to Finding It (And What to Do Next)
- Why You Can't Understand Native English Speakers (And How to Fix It)
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