Learn how to use the ING and ED adjective endings in this grammar course.

Learn the correct order for adjectives in English and practise these rules in our adjectives activities.

Review adjectives and adverbs and learn how to use them both correctly in English.

Build on the basic verb formation structures in English by taking this advanced grammar course.

Learn the most common adverbs of degree as well as how to use them correctly in this grammar course.

Learn the definitions and sentence position of the main adverbs of frequency in English and practise them using our adverbs of frequency activities.

In this course we explain exactly how adverbs of manner should be used in English.

Learn how to use adverbs of time and place correctly in this grammar course and review the word order of all adverbs in an English sentence.

Learn how to use definite, indefinite and zero articles in this grammar course.

Verb formation is one of the fundamental elements of English grammar and we review the rules and patterns in this course.

Test your beginner A1.1 English in this series of online and printable tests. We also provide a summary booklet of all the beginner A1.1 content.

Test your beginner A1.2 English in this series of online and printable tests. We also provide a summary booklet of all the beginner A1.2 content.

Test your beginner pre-A1 English in this series of online and printable tests. We also provide a summary booklet of all the beginner pre-A1 content.

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Learn how to use collective nouns with both singular and plural verb forms in English.

Learn how to use both the comparative and superlative forms correctly side-by-side.

Learn to master compound words in English with a focus on meaning, pronunciation, and grammar rules. The course covers open, closed, and hyphenated compounds, common mistakes, and how stress changes meaning in everyday contexts.

Learn the essentials connectives in English to write more complex sentences.

Learn how to write and pronounce all contractions in English correctly with this grammar and pronunciation course.

Why do we say "there are some apples on the table" in the affirmative but "there aren't any apples on the table" in the negative? Take this course to find out.

Learn the four basic demonstrative adjectives in English in this short course. You'll learn the rules and see example sentences with demonstrative adjectives.

Learn the key distributives (all, both, neither, either, each and every) in English and how to use them grammatically in sentences.

Test your elementary A2.1 English in this series of online and printable tests. We also provide a summary booklet of all the elementary A2.1 content.

Test your elementary A2.2 English in this series of online and printable tests. We also provide a summary booklet of all the elementary A2.2 content.

In this course we teach the fist conditional. Learn the correct tenses, conditional conjunctions and use.

In this course, you'll learn how to create and use the "going to" structure to talk about simple future events in English.

Why do we say "an umbrella" but "a university"? Take this course to find out.

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 compound words too.

Learn how to use indirect questions correctly in English with our grammar course.

Test your intermediate B1.2 English in this series of online and printable tests. We also provide a summary booklet of all the intermediate B1.2 content.

Test your intermediate plus B1.2+ English in this series of online and printable tests. We also provide a summary booklet of all the intermediate plus B1.2+ content.

What is the plural of fish? Take this irregular plurals course to find out.

Learn which modal verb to use when talking about probability and possibility in English.

Why do we say "how much are the chocolates?" but "how many chocolates are there"? Take this course to find out.

Learn the most common negative adverbs as well as how to use them in English sentences. We also review the differences between no, none and not.

Object pronouns are very useful for completing sentences with transitive verbs in English. In this course we teach you all about object pronouns.

Learn the nine different ways to pronounce words with the letters OUGH and be able to recognise the correct pronunciation upon reading these words.

How do we correct this sentence: "I was needing a pen all morning"? Take this past continuous course to find out.

Learn how to use modal verbs in their past forms correctly in this grammar course.

Learn the correct form, use and structure of the past perfect tense and use it confidently in English conversation.

Why is it incorrect to say "I had been knowing her for a long time before she passed away"? Take this past perfect continuous course to find out.

How do we correct this sentence: "We didn't went to the supermarket"? Take this past simple course to find out.

"I was watching TV when he was arriving." Do you know why this sentence is incorrect?

There's a very small difference in meaning between the past simple and present perfect and we review this difference in our course.

Learn how to use permission verbs correctly in English sentences in this grammar course.

In this course we review the structure and pronunciation of phrasal verbs and learn the most common ones.

The verbs play, do and go are each used with certain sports and free time activities in English. Learn the rules in this course and use our online activities to practise.

How do we say the plural form of the following words? Boy, watch, cat. Take this plurals course to find out.

Possessive adjectives are useful words in English to create a more fluent sentence. Learn all the possessive adjectives and practise them in this course.

Possessive pronouns are useful to avoid repetition in English. In this course we teach all seven possessive pronouns in English and provide practice activities too.

Learn what the possessive S is, how to create it, how to use it and then practise it on our possessive S activities

Review all possessive forms in English and how to avoid mixing them up.

Test your pre-intermediate B1.1 English in this series of online and printable tests. We also provide a summary booklet of all the pre-intermediate B1.1 content.

Learn the top prepositions of movement in English and use them correctly in conversation and in writing.

Learn the main prepositions of place in English. We'll review their pronunciation and put this into practice in some prepositions of place activities too.

Learn about the three English prepositions of time and review some key time phrases to be used with these prepositions.

The McDonald's slogan "I'm lovin' it" is incorrect. How do we correct it? Take this present continuous course to find out.

What is the difference in meaning between "I'm studying to become a doctor" and "I have been studying to become a doctor"? Take this present continuous v present perfect continuous course to find out.

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.

How do we correct this sentence: "I only have been studying English for a few years"? Take this present perfect continuous course to find out.

How do we correct this sentence: "I've been knowing my best friend all my life"? Take this present perfect v present perfect continuous course to find out.

Why is this question incorrect: "She plays football?" Take this present simple course to find out.

What is the difference in meaning between "what are you doing?" and "what do you do?" Take this present simple v present continuous course to find out.

Why do we say "I'd like a little sugar" and not "I'd like a few sugar"? Take this course to find out.

Review question words and auxiliary verbs in questions then practise using the correct word order in present tense questions.

Learn how to create question tags correctly in English and why native speakers use them in sentences.

Learn ten important question words and when we use each one in this short course. You'll get to practise their structure as well as their pronunciation.

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Learn the correct grammar rules to convert any phrase into reported speech in English.

Learn the correct use and form of the second conditional in this grammar course.

Despite being called the simple future, there are four different tenses we can use to talk about future events in English. In this course we explain exactly when each form can be used.

Learn how to create the comparative form of any adjective in English and practise the comparative in our online activities.

Learn what the imperative form is, how to create it and how to use it in English conversation. We also provide imperative form common phrases and online activities too.

Learn how to create the superlative form for any adjective in English and put this into practice in our online activities.

Learn how to use the important expressions "there is" and "there are" in English and put this into practice with our online activities.

Learn the key time sequencers in English and how they're used to speak with more eloquent and complex structures in conversation.