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Free practical English grammar lessons
Use grammar to make your meaning clear. Learn through short examples about work and everyday life, then write a sentence you can use today.
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For learners who know some English and want practice choosing useful sentence patterns, tenses, and everyday words.
Understand the reason behind a sentence, not just a rule to remember. Each lesson includes a short exercise with an answer you can reveal.
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Choose a tense for your meaning
“I write a progress update every Monday. Today, I am writing an update for a new client.”
Write one sentence about something you do regularly and another about something happening today. Underline the verbs and explain why you chose each tense.
YOUR LEARNING PATH
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10 lessons · 37 minutes of reading
Plus time for your own practice.
Make a polite, clear request
Ask for help and information without making your message complicated.
Present simple or present continuous?
Talk about regular routines and actions happening around now.
Use the past simple for completed work
Describe past actions and form questions and negatives correctly.
Present perfect or past simple?
Distinguish a finished past time from experience connected to the present.
Choose a, an, or the
Introduce something new, refer to something known, and listen to the first sound.
Use in, on, and at for time
Choose common prepositions for times, days, months, and years.
Use since and for to describe time
Distinguish a starting point from a length of time.
Information, advice, and other uncountable nouns
Use common workplace nouns with suitable quantities and verb forms.
Make the subject and verb agree
Choose singular and plural verb forms in common work sentences.
Choose between common confusing words
Practise their and there, your and you're, and its and it's.