English Grammar
Clear rules, real examples and practice that marks every answer instantly. Speak and write accurate English with confidence.
Grammar that makes sense.
You learn why each rule works, see it in real sentences, and practice it until it becomes automatic in your own speaking and writing.
- PrepositionsIn, on and at for time and place, and the words that go together.
- Error correctionSpot the mistake, fix it, and learn the rule behind it.
- TensesChoose the right tense by thinking about time.
- Nouns and articlesCountable, uncountable, a, an and the.
- Write it yourselfUse the rule in your own sentence, then save your work.
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Three short practice sets.
These activities come from real lessons. Each answer is marked instantly, with an explanation.
Small words, big difference.
Prepositions are short, but they cause more mistakes than almost any other part of English. Learn the patterns, and most of them become easy.
The key patterns
- at for clock times and exact points: at 7 p.m., at the station.
- on for days and dates: on Monday, on 3 May.
- in for months, years and larger places: in July, in 2025, in Tokyo.
- since with a starting point; for with a length of time.
- Many adjectives and verbs take a fixed preposition: good at, interested in, depend on.
Choose the correct preposition
Tenses, verbs and forms.
Real lessons mix grammar points, just as real conversation does. Choose the word or phrase that correctly completes each sentence.
Complete the sentence
Find the mistake.
Each sentence has one wrong word. Click the word you think is wrong. You will see the correction and the rule straight away.
Click the wrong word
Eight areas, one clear plan.
Lessons are built around your level and the mistakes you actually make, from beginner foundations to upper-intermediate accuracy.
Past, present and future, simple, continuous and perfect.
Time, place, movement and fixed word partners.
A, an, the, and countable and uncountable nouns.
Verbs followed by -ing or to + verb.
Real and imagined situations with if.
Can, could, should, must and might.
Comparatives, superlatives and as … as.
B2 sets that target the most common mistakes.
Find your level and the grammar points that need the most work.
A clear, simple explanation with real examples.
Interactive worksheets that mark each answer and explain it.
Speaking and writing tasks with personal feedback.
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