English lessons by CEFR level
Learn English Grammar by Level
Choose your English level and study clear grammar and vocabulary lessons from A1 to B2.
A1 Beginner | A2 Elementary | B1 Intermediate | B2 Upper Intermediate
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🌱 A1 · BEGINNER
Beginner
Start with basic words, short sentences, simple questions, and everyday grammar.
🌿 A2 · ELEMENTARY
Elementary
Talk about daily life, past events, people, places, feelings, and plans.
🌳 B1 · INTERMEDIATE
Intermediate
Explain opinions, tell stories, and handle most everyday situations in English.
🎓 B2 · UPPER INTERMEDIATE
Upper Intermediate
Use clearer, sharper English for study, work, writing, and complex topics.
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Pick a focused path when you want to fix one part of your English quickly.
Grammar path
Irregular Verbs
Past tense forms that don’t follow the rules — like go → went, eat → ate, and buy → bought.
Grammar path
Plurals
How to make words plural. The easy ones, the tricky ones (child → children), and the rule-breakers.
Vocabulary path
Confusing Words
Words that look or sound the same but mean different things — like affect/effect, their/there, and lose/loose.
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Featured Lessons
A small set of useful lessons to help you start learning today.
🌱 A1 · BEGINNER
When to Use A or An
Should you say “a apple” or “an apple”? Learn the simple rule, with examples.
🌿 A2 · ELEMENTARY
Is It Cut or Cutted?
One of the most-searched English questions. The past tense of “cut” surprises beginners.
🌳 B1 · INTERMEDIATE
Active vs Passive Voice
Turn “The chef cooked it” into “It was cooked.” Learn when (and why) to switch.