Elementary

Past Simple (To Be: was / were)

Learn was and were, the Past Simple of to be, to confidently describe past states, identities, and locations.

Basic Suffixes and Word Forms

Master Basic Suffixes like -er, -tion, -ly, -ful, -less to change word class and boost your vocabulary for TOEIC and IELTS.

Past Simple

Master Past Simple to describe completed past actions with regular and irregular verbs, negatives, and questions.

Subordinating Conjunctions (because, so, when, before, after)

Learn Subordinating Conjunctions (because, although, when, until) to build complex sentences and express nuanced meaning.

Possessive Pronouns

Learn Possessive Pronouns like mine, yours, his, hers to show ownership without repeating the noun.

Present Continuous

Learn Present Continuous for actions happening now, temporary situations, trends, and future plans with -ing rules.

Prepositions of Movement and Direction

Prepositions of Movement: learn to, into, through, across, along, towards, past to describe journeys in English.

Future with Going To

Use going to for planned intentions and predictions based on evidence, and see how it contrasts with will.

Extended Question Formation (How, Whose, Which)

Master Extended Question Formation with how, whose, and which to ask for specific details confidently.

Comparative Adjectives

Master Comparative Adjectives (taller, more expensive) to compare two things correctly in English.

Reflexive Pronouns

Learn Reflexive Pronouns like myself, yourself, himself to use when subject and object are the same.

Superlative Adjectives

Learn Superlative Adjectives (the tallest, the most expensive) to describe the extreme in a group.

Present Perfect (Introduction)

Get started with Present Perfect: form, ever/never, already/yet, and how it links past events to now.

Can / Can't

Learn Can and Can't to express ability, permission, and possibility in English, with clear A2 rules and common mistakes to avoid.

Order of Adjectives

Learn the correct Order of Adjectives (opinion, size, age, colour) to sound natural in English.

Adverbs of Manner

Learn Adverbs of Manner like quickly, carefully, well to describe how actions are done in English.

Must / Mustn't

Learn Must and Mustn't to express strong obligation and prohibition in English, and know exactly when something is required or forbidden.

Adverbs of Degree

Learn Adverbs of Degree like very, quite, extremely to show intensity of adjectives in English.

Should / Shouldn't

Learn Should and Shouldn't to give advice, state moral duty, and share expectations in English — gentler than Must and essential daily.

Irregular Plurals

Irregular plurals like man→men, child→children, mouse→mice: memorize these unpredictable forms and stop making plural mistakes.

Uncountable Nouns

Uncountable nouns like water, information, and advice: learn the special grammar rules that govern them and avoid common errors.

Possessive Nouns ('s and s')

Possessive nouns with 's and s': learn to show ownership and relationships between nouns correctly in every context.

Quantifiers: some / any

Quantifiers some and any: learn when to use 'some' in statements and offers versus 'any' in questions and negatives correctly.

Quantifiers: much / many / a lot of

Much, many, and a lot of: learn which quantifier fits countable, uncountable, or both types of nouns to express large amounts.

Quantifiers: a few / a little

A few and a little: learn to express small positive quantities correctly with countable and uncountable nouns.