What Is the Verb “To Be”: Explaining English Grammar Fundamentals
Use am, is and are to talk about yourself, other people and things.
A1 Grammar
A1 · GRAMMARBuild the foundations: who you are, what you do, and what you have.In this sectionStep 1: The verb “to be”Step 2: Pronouns (I, you, he, she)Step 3: Articles (A or An)Step 4: Present simple
There Is or There Are: Mastering Subject-Verb Agreement in English Grammar
Use there is and there are to say what is in a place.
Personal Pronouns: First, Second, and Third Person
Use pronouns such as I, you and they in place of people's names.
When to Use “A” or “An”: Mastering English Articles
Practise choosing a or an before a noun.
This, That, These, Those
Use this, that, these and those to point to people and things.
Possessive Adjectives: My, Your, His, Her, Our, Their
Use my, your, his, her, our and their to show who things belong to.
Types of Adjectives: Exploring the Versatile Parts of Speech
Explore the different ways adjectives describe people, places and things.
Present Simple for Beginners
Talk about everyday routines and facts using the present simple.
Basic English Questions
Learn simple ways to ask about people, places, things and time.
Basic Prepositions of Place
Use in, on, under and other words to say where things are.
