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Grammar, vocabulary, writing, speaking and pronunciation from A1 to C1. Pick a topic or follow a path.

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From zeroA1–A2 · 52 lessonsFor schoolA2–B1 · 29 lessonsFor universityB2–C1 · 21 lessonsFor workA2–B2 · 12 lessons

A1 Level A1

  1. Articles: a, an, theWhen a singular noun needs a or an, when the listener already knows which one and you need the, and when English uses no article at all.
  2. Plural nounsHow to make a noun plural, the spelling rules for -s and -es, the common irregular plurals, and nouns that have no plural at all.
  3. This, that, these, thoseFour words for pointing at things. Which one to use depends on distance and on whether the noun is singular or plural.
  4. Possessives: my, your, 'sThe words that say who something belongs to: my, your, his, her, its, our, their, the pronouns mine and yours, and the ending 's on nouns.
  5. Countable and uncountable nounsWhich English nouns have a plural and take a or an, which do not, and how to count uncountable things with a piece of, a cup of and similar phrases.
  6. Some and anyWhen English uses some, when it uses any, and how the choice depends on whether the sentence is a statement, a negative or a question.

A2 Level A2

  1. Much, many, a lot ofHow to say a large amount of something. Much for uncountable nouns, many for plural nouns, a lot of for both.

B1 Level B1

  1. Articles: the harder casesCases where a, the or no article is fixed by convention rather than by first or second mention, such as jobs, places, meals, countries and general statements.
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