Free English Courses

Although and however are tricky words in English because they are so similar. In this grammar course, we explain the difference clearly.

Many of the big brand names are from English-speaking countries. Take a look at our brand names course to check you're pronouncing them correctly.

Learn how to say any cardinal number in English from 0 to 1,000,000 and beyond and review decimals and prices too.

In this course, we'll learn the basic face and body vocabulary as well as the five senses and practise these in some online activities.

Learn the correct use and definition of the native British English structure "have got".

Learn what an intensifier is, how it is used in English and the most common intensifiers for beginner English.

Review the past simple and past participle forms of the most common verbs in English. You can download our summary list as a PDF too.

Learn how to use the structure "let's" correctly and how not to confuse it with lets.

Learn how to use the verbs "make" and "do" correctly in all tenses as well as in collocations.

Learn the correct definitions, form and pronunciation of the modal verb can and practise using our online activities.

Learn what a modal verb of obligation is, their form, structure and function and then practise using them in our online activities.

Learn the key vocabulary for musical instruments in English.

Learn the five important negative prefixes for adjectives in English and which adjectives they're commonly used with.

What is the correct past participle of the verb "try"? Take this course to find out.

Learn the present participle form of any verb in English in this course. We'll also review the correct present participle pronunciation.

Learn what a stative verb is, how it can be used correctly in English and the most common stative verbs in the language.

Every sentence in English must use a subject. This course explains what subjects are, which ones exist in English and provides numerous activities for you to practise using subjects correctly.

Review the grammatical structures of would like and want and learn their difference in meaning in this online grammar course.