Hobbies
Learn some hobbies vocabulary in English and put this into practice in some reading and listeni…
Course Category: A2 Elementary
Shopping
Learn how to talk about shopping in English by learning new shopping vocabulary and phrases in …
Prepositions of Movement
Learn the top prepositions of movement in English and use them correctly in conversation and in…
Indefinite Pronouns
Learn about the most common indefinite pronouns in English in this online grammar course. You'll learn the basic indefinite pronouns as well as the co…
Pets
Learn how to have a conversation about pets in English wih new "pets" vocabulary and phrases.
Meals
Learn how to talk about your own diet and meals by expanding your food and drinks vocabulary.
Sentence Structure
Review the basic structures of English sentences in order to write and speak accurately. We analyse parts of speech as well as the sentence structure …
Learn English with Music: Let It Be by The Beatles
Use the song Let It Be by The Beatles to learn English. You'll learn vocabulary, useful phrases, general grammar and see some top tips on ho…
Learn English With Music: Imagine by John Lennon
Use the song Imagine by John Lennon to learn English. You'll learn vocabulary, useful phrases, general grammar and see some top tips on how t…
Advanced Cardinal Numbers
Take this course to follow on from our basic cardinal numbers course. Here, you w…
Past Participle
What is the correct past participle of the verb "try"? Take this course to find out.
ED Pronunciation
The way we pronounce a word ending in the letters ED follows very specific pronunciation rules, which we explain and demonstrate in this course.
Past Continuous
How do we correct this sentence: "I was needing a pen all morning"? Take this past continuous course to find out.
Past Simple
How do we correct this sentence: "We didn't went to the supermarket"? Take this past simple …
Present Perfect
What is the difference in meaning between "he has gone to France" and "he has been to France"? Take this present perfect course to find out.
Much and Many
Why do we say "how much are the chocolates?" but "how many chocolates are there"? Take this course to find out.
Sentence Stress
Sentence stress is a technique we use to sound native when speaking in English. Believe it or not, English sentence stress is regulated by a set of ru…
