Beginner grammar module
Start Grammar EssentialsGrammar Essentials
Strengthen the grammar behind accurate everyday and professional communication—from sentence accuracy and time to quantity, modality, connected ideas, and conditions.
15 lessonsAbout 61 minutes
Module outcomes
Turn basic sentences into accurate communication.
These 15 lessons extend English Foundations and focus on the grammar decisions that appear constantly in conversations, messages, and workplace updates.
- Use nouns, pronouns, articles, agreement, and quantities accurately.
- Form useful questions and negatives.
- Separate routines from current and temporary activity.
- Describe completed, background, and interrupted past actions.
- Express plans, predictions, advice, obligations, and arrangements.
- Modify, compare, and locate people, actions, and choices precisely.
- Connect past experience and recent results to the present.
- Build connected sentences that show reason, contrast, time, and result.
- Explain rules, realistic outcomes, and imagined possibilities.
Learning sequence
15 essential grammar lessons
- 01Nouns, Pronouns, and PluralsName people, things, places, and ideas accurately, then replace repeated nouns with clear pronouns.4 min
- 02Articles: A, An, and TheUse articles to show whether a noun is general, one of many, newly introduced, or already specific.4 min
- 03Subject–Verb AgreementMatch verbs with simple, compound, and easily confused subjects in clear present-tense sentences.4 min
- 04Questions and Negative SentencesAsk for information, confirm understanding, and correct assumptions with accurate question and negative forms.4 min
- 05Present Simple vs. Present ContinuousChoose between routines and facts versus actions happening now, temporary situations, and developing changes.4 min
- 06Past Simple for Completed ActionsDescribe finished events, past states, and sequences with accurate regular, irregular, and be forms.4 min
- 07Past Continuous for Background and Interrupted ActionsShow what was in progress at a past moment and connect background actions with shorter events.4 min
- 08Future Forms: Will, Going To, and Present ContinuousChoose the right future form for decisions, predictions, intentions, evidence, and arrangements.4 min
- 09Adjectives, Adverbs, and ComparisonsDescribe qualities and actions precisely, then compare people, products, and choices fairly.4 min
- 10Prepositions of Time, Place, and MovementUse at, on, in, and movement prepositions to make schedules, locations, and directions clear.4 min
- 11Quantifiers and DeterminersExpress amount accurately with some, any, much, many, enough, few, and little.4 min
- 12Modal Verbs for Ability, Advice, and ObligationUse can, could, may, might, should, must, and have to with the right strength and purpose.4 min
- 13Present Perfect vs. Past SimpleSeparate finished past time from experiences, recent results, and situations connected to the present.4 min
- 14Conjunctions and ClausesConnect ideas with and, but, because, although, when, and other clause-building words.4 min
- 15Conditionals for Facts, Plans, and PossibilitiesUse zero, first, and second conditionals to explain rules, likely outcomes, and imagined situations.5 min