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The free EnglishGrammar course puts the rules in order: 11 modules and 124 short lessons, from sentence foundations to advanced editing.
Today’s match
Pick a topic and a level, then match the words with their definitions. A new match every day.
Word lists for the words you use most
Synonyms and vocabulary lists with example sentences, sorted by topic.
One list a week
The word lists are sorted by topic, with an example sentence for every word. Take one list a week and use its words in your own emails and conversations.
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Paste an email or a paragraph into the grammar checker and fix the mistakes it finds.
The rules behind the mistakes
The grammar reference: sentence structure, punctuation and the most common errors, with examples.
Write with fewer doubts
The course teaches the rule, the common mistakes and the practice, step by step, so the same errors stop coming back.
Try one and see
Start with one free exercise. The explanations show you which rules you already know.
Find your level
Answer about 20 questions and see your level, from A1 to C2, with where to start.
Start from the foundations
The course begins with sentence basics and builds up to advanced grammar, so you never have to guess what comes next.
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One short lesson of the course: the rule, the common mistakes, questions and a task of your own. See the course
Six ways to work on your grammar.
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Exercises
Practice one point at a time. Multiple choice, every answer explained, and a printable PDF of each.
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Grammar course
Learn in order, from your first sentences to advanced grammar, one short lesson at a time.
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Grammar rules
Look it up. The complete reference, with examples and the mistakes to avoid.
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Matches
Build your vocabulary. Match words with their definitions, against the clock.
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Vocabulary lists
Find the right word. Word lists and synonyms with short definitions.
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Level test
Find out where you stand. About 20 questions that adapt to your answers.
For your own writing
Writing something important? Check it first.
Paste your text into our free grammar checker and look for grammar, spelling and punctuation mistakes before your email, essay or application goes out.
Take your grammar from good to great
Our free grammar course takes you step by step: 11 modules, 124 short lessons and 819 practice questions, from sentence foundations to advanced grammar and editing.
- Most lessons take about 10 to 15 minutes
- Follow the sequence or go straight to the topic you need
- Module 01 is open to everyone, the rest with a free account
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For teachers
Worksheets for your lessons.
Each exercise prints as a clean worksheet with its answer key, in color or black and white. Filter by level, pick a topic, print. Free to use in class.
For writers
A quick answer when you’re not sure.
Who or whom? Affect or effect? A comma before “which”? The grammar rules give you the answer with examples, and the search takes you to it.
How the site works
What you can expect.
- Every answer explained
- You never see just “wrong”. Each question gives the reason for its answer.
- A level on everything
- Exercises and lessons carry a level from A1 to C2, set by our editors, and a free test tells you where to start.
- The rule behind the exercise
- The grammar rules explain each point with examples and the mistakes to avoid, free to read and to download.
- A way to tell us
- If a question looks wrong, members can report it from the question itself.
Questions people ask
Is EnglishGrammar.org really free?
Yes. The exercises, the course, the grammar rules, Matches, the vocabulary lists and the level test are free, and so is the account. There is nothing to buy.
Do I need an account?
No. You can do the exercises, read the rules, play Matches and take the level test without one. A free account saves your scores and your progress, opens every module of the course and gives you the Grammar Guide as a PDF.
How do I find my level?
Take the level test. It asks about 20 questions, gets harder or easier as you answer, and tells you your level from A1 to C2 and where to start.
I’m a teacher. Can I use the exercises in class?
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