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📐 Grammar ›

Beginner ›

Tenses ›

Present Simple ✓

Articles & Prepositions ›

Articles (a / an / the) ✓ Prepositions of Place ✓

Modals & Commands ›

Can — Ability ✓ Simple Commands (Imperatives) ✓

Questions ›

'What' & 'How' Questions (with to be) ✓ Simple Questions (with "to be") ✓

Pronouns ›

Demonstrative Pronouns (this/that/these/those) ✓

Adjectives ›

Demonstrative Adjectives ✓ Possessive Adjectives (my/your/his) ✓ Adjectives of Colour, Quality & Size ✓

Nouns ›

Gender Nouns ✓

Adverbs ›

Adverbs of Place ✓

The Verb "To Be" ›

Verb To Be: I am / You are / He is / She is ✓

Sentences & Clauses ›

Positive & Negative Sentences ✓ Basic Sentence Structure (Subject + Verb) ✓ Short Spoken Sentences ✓

More Grammar ›

This / That / These / Those ✓

Intermediate ›

Articles & Prepositions ›

Prepositions of Time ✓ Prepositions of Direction ✓

Tenses ›

Uses of All Simple Tenses ✓ Uses of Continuous Tenses ✓ Past Simple ✓ Future Simple ✓ Present Continuous ✓ Past Continuous ✓

Adverbs ›

Adverbs of Time ✓ Adverbs of Frequency ✓ Adverbs of Manner ✓

Parts of Speech ›

Describing Words (verb, adjective, adverb) ✓ Parts of Speech (in Sequence) ✓ Language & Communication ✓

Questions ›

Yes/No Questions ✓ WH Questions (forms) ✓ WH Questions — How, What, Who, Where, Why ✓ WH Questions — Whom, Whose, Which ✓ 'Where' Questions (to be & present simple) ✓ 'When' Questions (to be & present simple) ✓ Interrogative Pronouns (who/what/which) ✓ Interrogative Adjectives ✓

Verbs ›

Types of Adjectives (distributive, indefinite, definite) ✓ Regular & Irregular Verbs ✓

The Verb "To Be" ›

The Verb "To Be" Across All Tenses ✓ Present Simple of "To Be" ✓ Past Simple of "To Be" ✓ Future Simple of "To Be" ✓

Nouns ›

Types of Noun ✓ Singular & Plural Nouns (Adding 's') ✓ Countable & Uncountable Nouns ✓

Sentences & Clauses ›

Subject & Object ✓ Word vs Sentence ✓ Basic Sentence Construction ✓ Kinds of Sentences (statement / question / command / exclamation) ✓

Modals & Commands ›

Good At / Bad At ✓ Modals: Can / Can't — Ability ✓ Modals: Should — Advice ✓ Modals: Must / Mustn't — Rules ✓ Need / Need to ✓ Prefer ✓

Pronouns ›

Cases of Pronouns (subject/object) ✓ 'Whose' & Possessive Pronouns ✓

Adjectives ›

Adjectives of Quantity (some/any/much/many/few/little) ✓

Advanced ›

Sentences & Clauses ›

Phrases & Their Types ✓ Clauses: Independent & Dependent ✓ Noun & Adjective Clauses (Defining & Non-defining) ✓ Adverb Clauses & Their Types ✓ Types of Sentences by Structure ✓

Tenses ›

Uses of All Perfect Tenses ✓ Present Perfect ✓ Past Perfect ✓ Future Perfect ✓ Present Perfect Continuous ✓ Future Continuous ✓

Conjunctions ›

Adverbial Conjunctions (Conjunctive Adverbs) ✓ Coordinating Conjunctions (FANBOYS) & Their Functions ✓ Correlative Conjunctions ✓ Subordinating Conjunctions & Their Types ✓

Voice ›

Active & Passive Voice ✓

Conditionals ›

Conditionals: Zero & First ✓ Conditionals: Second, Third & Mixed ✓

Modals & Commands ›

Modals — Present Uses ✓ Modals — Past Uses ✓ Modal Perfects (would have, had to) ✓ Had Better ✓

Pronouns ›

Reflexive & Emphatic Pronouns ✓ Distributive Pronouns ✓ Indefinite Pronouns ✓ Reciprocal Pronouns ✓ Relative Pronouns & Relative Adverbs ✓ Antecedent–Pronoun Agreement ✓

Questions ›

WH Questions in the Past ✓ Indirect Questions ✓ Tag Questions ✓ Negative Questions ✓

Parts of Speech ›

Major & Minor Word Classes ✓

More Grammar ›

Objects & Their Types ✓

Verbs ›

Verbs & Their Types (action, state, transitive, intransitive…) ✓ Causative Verbs (have, make, help, get) ✓ Auxiliary Verbs & Their Types ✓ Finite & Non-finite Verbs ✓ Infinitives — Forms & Uses ✓ Gerunds ✓ Participles (Present, Past, Perfect) ✓

Adverbs ›

Degrees of Adverbs ✓ Position of Adverbs ✓

Nouns ›

Cases of Nouns ✓

Articles & Prepositions ›

Uses of Articles ✓

Adjectives ›

Adjective-to-Adverb Conversion ✓ Degrees of Adjectives (comparative & superlative) ✓

Complex Sentences ›

Complex Sentences: Noun Clauses ✓ Complex Sentences: Adjective (Relative) Clauses ✓ Complex Sentences: Adverbial Clauses ✓

Sentence Style ›

Parallelism ✓

📒 Vocabulary ›

Beginner ›

Everyday Vocabulary ›

Telling the Time ✓ Family Members ✓ Common Objects ✓ Colors & Shapes ✓ Singular & Plural Nouns ✓ Seasons & Their Characteristics ✓ Parts of the Body & Their Functions ✓ Months & Days of the Week ✓

Intermediate ›

Meaning Relations ›

Synonyms ✓ Antonyms ✓

Word Formation ›

Word Formation & Affixes (prefixes/suffixes) ✓ Contractions ✓ Abbreviations & Acronyms ✓ Compound & Primary Words ✓

Advanced ›

Meaning Relations ›

Homonyms, Homophones & Homographs ✓

Academic Vocabulary ›

Academic Vocabulary ✓ The Academic Word List ✓

✍️ Writing ›

Intermediate ›

General Writing ›

Email Writing ✓

Advanced ›

Paragraph Development ›

Cause & Effect Paragraphs (Focus on Effect) ✓ Comparison & Contrast Paragraphs ✓ Definition Paragraphs ✓ Using Details & Examples ✓ Process Paragraphs & Time Clues ✓ Paragraph Unity: Relevant & Irrelevant Sentences ✓ Finding the Missing Topic Sentence ✓ Paragraph Development: Enumeration ✓ Enumeration: Process & Chronological Order ✓ Paragraph Coherence: Ordering Sentences ✓ Cohesion: Five Methods ✓ Types of Paragraphs ✓ From Paragraph to Composition: Expanding a Paragraph ✓ Controlling Idea versus Topic Sentence ✓ Mixing Methods of Paragraph Development ✓ Paragraph Structure ✓ The Topic Sentence ✓ Supporting Sentences ✓ The Concluding Sentence ✓ Writing a Full Paragraph ✓

More Writing ›

Cause & Effect: Focus on Cause & Chain Reaction ✓

Academic Writing ›

What is Academic Writing? ✓ Academic Style: The 10 Rules ✓ Writing Numbers in Academic Writing ✓ The Writing Process ✓

Essay ›

Structure ›

The Three-Part Essay ✓ The Introduction: General Statements ✓ The Thesis Statement ✓ Essay Body Paragraphs ✓ Essay Conclusion: Summary & Final Comment ✓ Model Essays: Analysis ✓

Types ›

The Compare & Contrast Essay ✓ The Cause & Effect Essay ✓ The Argumentative Essay ✓ The Problem & Solution Essay ✓ The Process Essay ✓ The Definition Essay ✓ The Classification Essay ✓ The Descriptive Essay ✓ The Discussion Essay ✓ The Exemplification Essay ✓ The Persuasive Essay ✓

General Writing ›

Critical vs. Descriptive Writing ✓ Narrative Essay vs. Short Story ✓

Summary & Review ›

Precis Writing ✓ Paraphrasing ✓ Review Writing: The Book Review ✓

🗣️ Speaking ›

Beginner ›

Hello, Hi & Goodbye ✓ Please, Thank You & Sorry ✓ Introducing Yourself ✓ Simple Dialogues ✓ Name, Age & Country ✓ Spelling Names ✓ Numbers (0–100) ✓ Simple Questions & Answers ✓ Daily Actions (eat, go, sleep) ✓ Simple Present (Basic) ✓ Talking About Your Routine ✓

Intermediate ›

Greetings & Their Times (in detail) ✓ Conversation Practice ✓

🎧 Listening ›

Beginner ›

Short Conversations ✓ Role Plays ✓ Pronunciation Correction ✓ Confidence Building ✓

🔊 Pronunciation ›

Beginner ›

Letters & Sounds ›

The Alphabet (A–Z) ✓ Vowels ✓ Root, Sky & Grass Letters ✓ Letter Sounds (Phonics) ✓ Capital & Small Letters ✓ Basic Classroom Words ✓

Spelling & Syllables ›

Capitalization Rules ✓

Intermediate ›

Letters & Sounds ›

Sound of Vowels (Short & Long) ✓ Sound of "C" as 'K' and 'S' ✓ Consonant Sounds & Their Classification ✓

Spelling & Syllables ›

Spelling Rules ✓ Syllabification ✓ Silent Letter Rules (know, write, psychology) ✓

Advanced ›

Connected Speech ›

Elision (Connected Speech) ✓ Assimilation (Connected Speech) ✓ Phonetic Rules & Sound Blending ✓ Aspiration (pat vs bat) ✓ Connected Speech & Linking Sounds ✓

Stress & Intonation ›

Word Stress & Sentence Rhythm ✓ Intonation: Rising & Falling Tones ✓

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Listening

4 lessons

Train your ear with focused listening practice.

Beginner 4 lessons

Short Conversations ✓→
Role Plays ✓→
Pronunciation Correction ✓→
Confidence Building ✓→

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