A1 (Beginner)

Give instructions, directions and advice with the base verb, and say what not to do with Don’t. Practical beginner grammar with 20 questions.

Say what you enjoy and dislike using like, love, enjoy and hate followed by the -ing form. Practical beginner grammar with 20 questions.

How often things happen — always, usually, often, sometimes, rarely, never — and exactly where to place them. Beginner grammar with 20 questions.

Describe nouns with adjectives — placed before the noun or after “to be” — and learn why English adjectives never change. Beginner grammar with 20 questions.

The partners of subject pronouns: me, you, him, her, it, us, them — used after verbs and prepositions. Beginner grammar with 20 questions.

Family vocabulary plus have / have got to describe who you have — with questions, negatives, and the age trap. Practical beginner grammar with 20 questions.

Ask about anything using Wh- question words and the right word order, including How many / How much / How old. Beginner grammar with 20 questions.

Use can and can’t to talk about what you are able to do and what you are allowed to do — one easy form for every subject. Beginner grammar with 20 questions.

Make nouns plural: the -s rule, spelling patterns (-es, -ies, -ves), and irregular plurals like children and people. Beginner grammar with 20 questions.

Compare two things (taller than) and find the best of many (the tallest), including irregular forms like good/better/best. Beginner grammar with 20 questions.