A1–A2 · 21 lessons
Beginner English Grammar
Build reliable sentence foundations with essential verbs, pronouns, articles, questions, nouns and everyday tense patterns.
Start here if you want to form clear everyday statements, negatives and questions before moving to longer structures.
Lessons in this path
Lesson 1
Present Be Verb (am/is/are)
Use am, is, and are to describe people, places, and things.
Lesson 2
Simple Present Tense
Form and use the simple present tense for habits, facts, and routines.
Lesson 3
Present Continuous Tense
Describe actions happening right now with am/is/are + verb-ing.
Lesson 4
Simple Future: be going to
Express future plans and intentions with be going to.
Lesson 5
Object Pronouns
Me, you, him, her, it, us, them — use them as objects in sentences.
Lesson 6
Possessive Adjectives
My, your, his, her, its, our, their to show who owns something.
Lesson 7
Articles: a / an / the
When to use the indefinite articles a and an, and the definite article the.
Lesson 8
There is / There are
Describe existence and location of people and things.
Lesson 9
Count and Non-count Nouns
Identify countable and uncountable nouns and use them correctly.
Lesson 10
Plural Nouns and Spelling Rules
Form plural nouns correctly, including irregular and spelling-change forms.
Lesson 11
Demonstratives (this, that, these, those)
Point to people and things near or far using this, that, these, and those.
Lesson 12
Have / Has for Possession
Use have and has to talk about possession and personal characteristics.
Lesson 13
Can / Can't for Ability and Permission
Express ability, inability, and permission with can and can't.
Lesson 14
Imperatives (Commands)
Give commands, instructions, directions, and requests.
Lesson 15
Wh- Questions
Ask questions with who, what, where, when, why, and how.
Lesson 16
Yes/No Questions with Be and Do
Form and answer yes/no questions using be and do as auxiliaries.
Lesson 17
Prepositions of Place
In, on, under, next to, between — describe where things are located.
Lesson 18
Prepositions of Time
At, on, in for time expressions — days, months, years, and clock times.
Lesson 19
Like / Want + Noun or Infinitive
Use like and want followed by a noun or to + infinitive.
Lesson 20
Basic Conjunctions (and, but, or, because)
Join words and clauses using the most common English conjunctions.
Lesson 21
Short Answers and Tag Questions
Give short answers (Yes, I do.) and form tag questions (isn't it?).