Parts of speech
Learn the basic building blocks of English sentences and how each word functions.
Countable and uncountable nouns
Understand which nouns can be counted and how to use them correctly with articles and quantifiers.
Quantifiers
Discover words like some, many, few, and a lot of, and learn when to use them.
Personal, possessive, and reflexive pronouns
Practice using I, me, mine, myself, and other pronouns accurately in sentences.
Prepositions
Study common prepositions of time, place, and direction to avoid frequent mistakes.
Phrasal verbs
Learn verb + particle combinations and how they are used in everyday English.
Comparative and superlative adjectives
Master how to compare things using -er, -est, and phrases like more and the most.
Modals and modal expressions
Express ability, permission, advice, and possibility with can, should, might, and more.
The simple present and the present continuous
Differentiate between routine actions and actions happening right now.
The past simple
Talk about completed events in the past using regular and irregular verbs.
Expressing the future
Learn will, be going to, and other forms to describe plans or predictions.
The present perfect
Use have/has + past participle to talk about experiences and ongoing situations.
The past perfect
Describe an action that happened before another event in the past.
Linking two verbs
Learn when to use to + verb or verb-ing after another verb.
The passive voice
Focus on the object of an action instead of the person who performs it.
Adverbial clauses
Connect ideas with clauses of time, reason, condition, and contrast.
Relative clauses
Add extra information using who, which, and that.
Causative structures
Explain that someone causes another person to do something (have/get something done).
Make or do?
Understand when to use make or do for natural English phrasing.
Irregular verbs
Review important irregular verb forms for everyday communication.