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ATTENTION: Don’t waste your time with confusing explanations, disconnected exercises or grammar rules you never learn to use, because…

“Finally, there’s a fast and easy way for you to become more confident in English without going back to school or rearranging your life around classes.”

Here’s your chance to improve your English from the foundations to advanced grammar and editing… even if you struggled with English at school, or always had trouble remembering the rules.

Dear Friend,

Do you want a better job and have the skills to perform it, but don’t feel confident enough in your English to apply? Are you tired of holding back in meetings, struggling over important emails or wondering whether your words make the right impression?

Do you wish there were a simple, convenient and affordable way for you to improve your English without going back to school or spending hours in class?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, then we have good news for you: EnglishGrammar Pro is a step-by-step grammar course that gives you a clear path to follow, with short lessons you can fit into your day.

And you can try it free for seven days.

And if this is what you want, then…

You can start building the English you need today.

If you’ve been learning English for any length of time, then chances are you’ve heard over and over again that the key to improvement is more practice.

But practice with what? Which rules should you study? And when you get an answer wrong, how do you know what to do differently next time?

Here’s what we mean:

You can know plenty of English words and still hesitate when you put them together. You can understand someone else’s sentence and still feel unsure about writing your own.

In your case, you have something worth saying, but you lack the confidence in your grammar to say it the way you want.

But with the course we’ve been telling you about, you’ll have explanations to follow, mistakes to learn from and practice that asks you to use the grammar yourself.

So you can work toward English that reflects what you know, helps you make a stronger impression and gives you more confidence when your words matter.

Improving your English can finally become something you work on, not something you keep putting off…

  • Even if you’ve never thought of yourself as good at languages.
  • Even if you’ve been told that the only way to improve is to move abroad or attend regular classes.
  • Even if you don’t have hours each day to spend studying.
  • Even if you’ve started learning before but never finished the course.
  • Even if you’ve been told that grammar is complicated and you’ll just have to memorize the rules.

None of that has to stop you from beginning. With EnglishGrammar Pro, you can follow a structured grammar course at your own pace, anywhere and anytime you like.

And if you’re like most people looking for a more manageable way to learn, then right about now, this is music to your ears. It’s the kind of learning routine you’ve wished you could fit into your life.

But we also realize that, in the back of your mind, you’re probably wondering:

“If I’ve already studied English before, what makes this different?”

The answer is that Pro does more than give you another question and tell you whether you got it right.

It explains why.

And to show you what we mean…

TRY IT YOURSELF

Do you make these five mistakes in English?

Five sentences, the kind even advanced learners get wrong. Answer first, check your score, then read the reasons. That is what every Pro lesson does.

Scoring needs JavaScript. You can still try the questions and open every answer below.

1. Could you give me ____?

some advice / an advice / some advices

Show the answer and explanation

Answer: Could you give me some advice?

Why: Advice is uncountable in English, so it cannot follow a or an, and we do not say advices. Say some advice or a piece of advice.

2. I have lived here ____ 2021.

for / since

Show the answer and explanation

Answer: I have lived here since 2021.

Why: Since gives the starting point: since 2021. For gives the length of time: for five years.

3. We ____ at a conference in 2022.

have met / met

Show the answer and explanation

Answer: We met at a conference in 2022.

Why: In 2022 is a finished time, so use the past simple. The present perfect cannot go with a finished time such as yesterday, last week or in 2022.

4. We ____ the timetable.

discussed about / discussed on / discussed

Show the answer and explanation

Answer: We discussed the timetable.

Why: Discuss takes its object directly, with no preposition: you discuss something. About follows the noun: a discussion about the timetable.

5. You ____ attend the extra session. It is optional.

don’t have to / mustn’t

Show the answer and explanation

Answer: You don’t have to attend the extra session.

Why: Don’t have to means it is not necessary: you can choose. Mustn’t means it is not allowed.

Science says: reasons work better than rules.

When learners see the reason behind a correct answer, not only the answer, they can use it in new sentences later. And answering first, then checking, is one of the few study methods that research rates as highly effective. Rereading and highlighting are not. That is why every Pro lesson works this way: you answer, then you read the reason.

Butler, Godbole and Marsh, Journal of Educational Psychology, 2013. Dunlosky and others, Psychological Science in the Public Interest, 2013.

INSIDE EVERY LESSON

Here’s how the course turns grammar rules into something you can practice.

EnglishGrammar Pro puts the lessons in a clear order, so you don’t have to build your own course from separate searches, videos and exercises.

First, you read a short explanation and examples. Then you look at common mistakes. Next, you try the questions before opening the answers and reasons. Finally, you write sentences of your own.

You get the rule, the practice and the explanation behind the answer.

That means your study session has a purpose. Instead of spending your time deciding what to study, you can open your next lesson and begin.

And once you say yes to EnglishGrammar Pro, you’ll have access to the whole course, ready for you to follow from the beginning or explore by topic.

A LOOK INSIDE PRO

See exactly what you get.

These are screens from the Pro member area: your account page, all ten modules, one complete lesson with its practice questions, the Pro exercise library, and a checkpoint.

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  • The Pro account page. A card shows the next lesson, Statements, negatives and agreement, with a Continue button and 3 of 105 lessons reviewed. Below it, the five steps of How to study with Pro, the program totals and the three stage tabs.
    Your Pro account Your next lesson, your progress and a simple study routine, all on one page.
  • The Stage 1 section of the account page: the three stage tabs and the module cards for Sentence Foundations, Nouns, Articles and Pronouns, and Adjectives, Adverbs and Comparison, each with its lesson count, a progress bar and a Start module button.
    Stage 1: build your foundations Modules 01 to 03: sentence structure, nouns and articles, adjectives and adverbs.
  • The Stage 2 section of the account page: the module cards for English Tenses and Verb Forms, Modals, Conditions and Hypothetical Meaning, Verb Patterns, Passives and Causatives, and Prepositions, Phrasal Verbs and Word Partnerships.
    Stage 2: build confident control Modules 04 to 07: tenses, modals and conditionals, verb patterns, prepositions and word partnerships.
  • The Stage 3 section of the account page: the module cards for Clauses, Questions and Reported Speech, Build Clearer, More Natural English, and Advanced Grammar: Precision, Emphasis and Editing.
    Stage 3: develop advanced precision Modules 08 to 10: clauses and reported speech, clearer and more natural English, precision and editing.
  • The Module 03 page, Adjectives, Adverbs and Comparison: the module introduction, a Start lesson 1 button, the first lessons of the list with their level and number of questions, and the All modules sidebar listing Modules 01 to 10 with their progress.
    Inside a module What the module teaches, its lessons in order with their level and questions, and all ten modules one click away.
  • The lesson Past simple or present perfect?: your goal, the level, about 10 to 15 minutes, 6 questions, the lessons to read first, a grammar word explained, and the first section of the explanation, with the lesson list of Module 04 in the sidebar.
    A Pro lesson The goal, the time it takes, the words you need and the rule, explained in plain English.
  • The Common mistakes table of the same lesson, with a Not this column and a Say this column, followed by the worked example and the Remember box.
    Common mistakes What learners say, what to say instead, a worked example and a rule to remember.
  • The practice questions of the same lesson. Question 1 is open and shows the answer, met, and the reason: in 2022 is a finished time, so use the past simple. Questions 2 to 5 are closed.
    Practice with reasons Answer first. Then open the answer and the reason behind it.
  • The end of the lesson: a Make it yours writing task, a link to a related Pro exercise, a Mark lesson as reviewed button and the links to the previous and the next lesson.
    Finish the lesson Write your own sentences, go on to more Pro exercises and mark the lesson as reviewed.
  • The exercises page with the Pro filter selected: the level filter buttons All, A1 to C2 and Pro, and a list of Pro exercises with their dates, titles, level badges and Pro badges, from Will for Predictions (A2) to Play with Sports and Games (A1).
    The Pro exercise library Every exercise marked Pro is yours, from A1 to C2, with up to 10 new ones every week.
  • The Stage 1 checkpoint page: the heading, your goal, about 15 to 20 minutes, 12 questions, the five steps of How to use this checkpoint and What Stage 1 covered, with the lesson list of Module 03 in the sidebar.
    A checkpoint after every stage Twelve mixed questions at the end of each stage. Each answer names the lesson to study again.

Think about what you want to do with better English.

  • Present your skills more confidently when applying for a better job.
  • Write clearer emails and requests that help people understand what you need.
  • Make a stronger impression when you explain your ideas and experience.
  • Build the English you need for work, study and everyday life.
  • Get past the recurring grammar doubts that keep interrupting what you want to say.
  • Improve without signing up for a fixed classroom schedule.
  • Start with the grammar you need now, instead of waiting until you have time to go back to school.
  • Feel proud of the English you use with colleagues, friends and family.
  • Understand your choices, rather than simply hoping you picked the right answer.
YOUR 10 MODULES

Here is the grammar you can work on.

Start with sentence foundations, or go directly to a topic you keep getting stuck on. The course is arranged in 10 modules, so you can follow the sequence without putting together your own study plan.

Foundations

Modules 01–03

Make correct sentences, ask questions and use nouns, articles and describing words.

In real life: Your sentences are correct from the start, so people understand you at once, in a message, an email or a form.

  • 01Sentence Foundations: Build Accurate English
  • 02Nouns, Articles and Pronouns
  • 03Adjectives, Adverbs and Comparison

Intermediate

Modules 04–07

Choose the right tense, talk about possibility and use natural word partnerships.

In real life: You tell people what happened, what will happen and what is possible, in the right tense and with the words that belong together.

  • 04English Tenses and Verb Forms, Made Clear
  • 05Modals, Conditions and Hypothetical Meaning
  • 06Verb Patterns, Passives and Causatives
  • 07Prepositions, Phrasal Verbs and Word Partnerships

Advanced

Modules 08–10

Connect ideas, report what people said, choose the right tone and edit your writing.

In real life: Your longer emails, reports and essays connect your ideas clearly, report what others said accurately, and use the right tone for a client, a boss or a professor.

  • 08Clauses, Questions and Reported Speech
  • 09Build Clearer, More Natural English
  • 10Advanced Grammar: Precision, Emphasis and Editing

105 step-by-step lessons with examples · 688 practice questions, each with the answer and the reason

See all 105 lesson titles

Sentence Foundations: Build Accurate English

  1. Words, phrases and the sentence core
  2. The verb be: am, is and are
  3. Be, have and do: main verbs and helpers
  4. Statements, negatives and agreement
  5. There is, there are and it is
  6. Yes/no questions and short answers
  7. Question words: who, what, where, when, why and how
  8. Question tags and polite indirect questions
  9. Instructions, requests and complete sentences
  10. Join ideas with and, but, or, so and because
  11. Foundation workshop: introduce, ask and explain

Nouns, Articles and Pronouns

  1. Singular and plural nouns
  2. Countable and uncountable nouns
  3. A, an and no article: introduce or generalize
  4. The: when your listener knows which one
  5. This, that, these and those
  6. Some, any, much, many and a lot of
  7. Few, little, each, every, all, both and neither
  8. Pronouns and possessives: I, me, my and mine
  9. Possessive ’s, reflexive pronouns and clear reference
  10. Noun-phrase workshop: describe without ambiguity

Adjectives, Adverbs and Comparison

  1. Adjectives: position and order
  2. Bored or boring? Adjectives with -ed and -ing
  3. Comparatives: bigger, more useful, better
  4. Superlatives and as ... as
  5. Adverbs: how something happens
  6. Always, usually, never: adverbs of frequency
  7. Too, enough, so and such
  8. Only, even and careful comparisons
  9. Description workshop: compare and evaluate
  10. Stage 1 checkpoint: check your foundations

English Tenses and Verb Forms, Made Clear

  1. Present simple: habits, facts and routines
  2. Present continuous: happening now and around now
  3. Present simple or present continuous?
  4. Past simple: finished actions
  5. Past simple and past continuous: tell a story
  6. Used to and would: past habits and states
  7. Present perfect: experience, change and news
  8. Irregular verbs: base form, past and past participle
  9. Past simple or present perfect?
  10. Present perfect simple or continuous?
  11. Past perfect: looking further back
  12. The future: will, going to and present continuous
  13. Future time clauses, future continuous and future perfect
  14. Modal verbs: how the forms work
  15. After another verb: to do, doing or do?
  16. Verb forms in if-sentences
  17. Put it together: a verb-choice workshop

Modals, Conditions and Hypothetical Meaning

  1. Ability, permission and requests: can, could and be able to
  2. Obligation and necessity: must, have to and don’t have to
  3. Advice and suggestions: should, ought to and had better
  4. Possibility and deduction: might, may, must and can’t
  5. Real conditions: zero and first conditionals
  6. Imagined situations: the second conditional
  7. Past and mixed conditions: third and mixed conditionals
  8. Wishes, preferences and alternatives to if
  9. Meaning workshop: rules, guesses and alternatives

Verb Patterns, Passives and Causatives

  1. What can follow a verb?
  2. Verbs with two objects: give, send, explain and suggest
  3. Patterns that change meaning: stop, remember, try
  4. The passive: is made, was built
  5. Passives in other tenses and with modals
  6. Reporting passives and advanced passive patterns
  7. Causatives: have, get, make, let and help
  8. Verb-structure workshop: explain a process

Prepositions, Phrasal Verbs and Word Partnerships

  1. Time: at, on and in
  2. For, since, during, by and until
  3. Place: at, on, in and where things are
  4. Movement: to, into, onto, across and through
  5. Prepositions after adjectives, nouns and verbs
  6. Phrasal verbs: meaning, objects and separation
  7. Make, do, have and take: common word partnerships
  8. Word partnerships and word families
  9. Partnership workshop: describe a plan naturally
  10. Stage 2 checkpoint: check your control

Clauses, Questions and Reported Speech

  1. Defining relative clauses: who, which, that, whose, where
  2. Non-defining relative clauses: extra information
  3. Participle clauses and reduced descriptions
  4. Noun clauses and embedded questions
  5. Reported statements: say, tell and backshift
  6. Reported questions, requests and instructions
  7. Reason, result and purpose: because, so, so that
  8. Contrast and time: although, despite, however, while
  9. Clause workshop: turn notes into a clear report

Build Clearer, More Natural English

  1. Build a clear sentence core
  2. Agreement and clear reference
  3. Articles, countability and quantity
  4. Prepositions and useful word partnerships
  5. Link ideas without losing the reader
  6. Punctuation that changes meaning: commas and apostrophes
  7. Add detail with relative and participle clauses
  8. Keep viewpoints clear when reporting speech
  9. Choose a tone that fits your reader
  10. Emphasis and parallel structure
  11. A practical editing workshop

Advanced Grammar: Precision, Emphasis and Editing

  1. Inversion and fronting for controlled emphasis
  2. Clefts, fronting and information flow
  3. Ellipsis and substitution without ambiguity
  4. The subjunctive and formal recommendations
  5. Hedging: say exactly how sure you are
  6. Nouns or verbs? Control density in formal writing
  7. Colons, semicolons and dashes
  8. Precision editing: agreement, parallel structure and register
  9. Mastery workshop: defend your grammar choices
  10. Stage 3 checkpoint: check your precision

Back to the top of this list

How it works: three simple steps

  1. Start your seven-day free trial. Complete checkout, then continue to the welcome page.
  2. Set up your Pro account. New members choose a password. Existing members keep their usual password.
  3. Open your first lesson. Start with Module 01 or choose the topic you want to improve. Read the explanation, try the questions, check the reasons and write sentences of your own.
Pro account overview showing the next lesson, review progress, three learning stages and the first module.
The top of your Pro account: your next lesson, how many lessons you have reviewed, the three stages and the first module.

Now you have somewhere to begin, and a clear way to continue.

Most lessons are designed to take about 10 to 15 minutes. That is an estimate based on their length, so take longer when you need to. Workshops and checkpoints take longer too.

But don’t confuse having access to another exercise with having a course you can follow.

Here’s a big reason why:

EnglishGrammar Pro brings the learning sequence, practice and explanations together in one place.

Putting together your own study plan means…

  • Choosing which grammar topics to study and in what order.
  • Finding explanations and practice for each topic.
  • Looking for help when an answer leaves you confused.
  • Keeping track of what you’ve covered and deciding what comes next.

EnglishGrammar Pro…

  • Gives you a structured grammar course from sentence foundations to advanced grammar and editing.
  • Includes practice questions with explained answers, so you can check your reasoning.
  • Lets you follow the sequence or choose a topic, depending on what you need.
  • Shows your next lesson after you mark the previous one as reviewed.

Yes, I want to improve my English

But wait, that’s not all…

Once you say yes to EnglishGrammar Pro, you’ll also…

Receive full access to the Pro exercise library.

Understanding a grammar rule is one part of the work. Practicing it is another.

That’s why your membership includes every exercise marked Pro, with new exercises added each week. Use them alongside the course when you want more practice.

GROWING WEEKLY

New Pro exercises every week

Every exercise marked Pro is yours, and up to 10 new ones arrive every week. Some of the latest:

  • Level A2Will for Predictions
  • Level C1Coherence in Long Texts
  • Level C1Hedging Language
  • Level B2Causative Have and Get
  • Level B1Verb Patterns with Remember
  • Level A2Electronics Shopping Vocabulary
  • Level B1Future Forms
  • Level A1Articles A and An
  • Level A2Going To Future
  • Level C1Nominalisation in Academic Writing
  • Level B2Passive Voice in Formal Writing
  • Level A1Lost Property Notices

63 Pro exercises, A1 to C2. New Pro exercises are added every week. The full exercises and their answers are part of Pro.

  • Included: Stage checkpoints. Work through mixed questions and use the explanations to identify lessons to review.
  • Included: Your lesson review record. Mark lessons as reviewed and see where to continue. These are your own review marks, not test scores.
  • Included: The freedom to revisit lessons. Go back to an explanation or practice a topic again whenever you need to during your active membership.

Simply put: once you say yes to EnglishGrammar Pro, you have a course to follow, answers you can understand and additional exercises to practice with.

But you don’t have to take our word for it…

LEARNER FEEDBACK

Just listen to these learners.

“Everything made sense right away because of how logically you break things down.”

Sandra, United States

“I haven’t come across another course that’s organized this well or explained this clearly.”

Laure, France

“I improved quickly and the explanations were spot on.”

Yuri, Slovakia

Now that you’ve heard from these learners, you have another reason to look inside.

But you may still be wondering whether the course will suit you.

Whether the explanations will be clear enough. Whether you’ll find the grammar you need. Whether this is something you’ll actually make time to use.

A QUICK CHECK

Is Pro right for you?

Pro is for you if…

  • You already speak English, but a few mistakes keep coming back, and you want them gone.
  • You usually go by what sounds right, and that is not enough when the email matters.
  • You want one clear path to follow, not more random grammar tips.

Pro is not for you if…

  • You are just starting to learn English. Every lesson is written in English, so you need to be able to read it.
  • You want conversation classes, pronunciation training or a teacher who corrects your work. Pro is a self-study grammar course.

That is exactly what your free trial is for.

Today can be the day you stop putting off your English and start working on it.

And the best part is that you can experience the course before your first subscription charge.

YOUR FREE WEEK

Your seven-day, full-access free trial

We want you to see how EnglishGrammar Pro works for you. That’s why you get seven days to explore the course and use the Pro exercises.

You’re not restricted to a few introductory lessons.

Open the modules. Read the explanations. Try the questions. Check the reasons.

Choose a topic that has been confusing you and work through it. Try an earlier lesson to strengthen a foundation. Look at the advanced material to see where the course can take your grammar studies.

Then decide whether you want to continue.

If Pro is not for you, cancel before your trial ends to avoid the first subscription charge. Payment details are required to start the trial.

Fair enough?

If so, then…

HERE’S THE OFFER

Now it’s time to start improving your English.

If you’re ready to work toward clearer, more confident English without going back to a classroom or rearranging your entire schedule, then you want to know how to get started, right?

Try EnglishGrammar Pro free for seven days. Then continue for US$12.99 per month base price.

Payment details are required. Unless you cancel before your trial ends, monthly billing starts automatically and renews until canceled. Checkout confirms your currency, applicable tax and first-charge details.

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  • The complete 10-module grammar course, from the foundations to advanced grammar and editing
  • 105 lessons, workshops and checkpoints, with 688 practice questions, each with an answer and an explanation
  • Every exercise marked Pro, with new exercises added each week
  • Common-mistake examples and writing practice to help you work with the grammar yourself
  • Stage checkpoints with explanations and links back to relevant lessons
  • Your next lesson and review marks in your Pro account

Questions before you begin?

Is Pro right for my level?

Pro starts with simple sentences and goes up to advanced grammar and editing. If you need the basics, start with Module 01. If not, go straight to the grammar you want to improve.

Everything is written in English. Here are two sentences from the first lesson: “In a normal English statement, the subject comes first and the verb comes next. You cannot leave the subject out.” The first lessons are all written like this. Later modules teach harder grammar, but the explanations stay in short, plain sentences. If these two sentences are too hard for now, you may need help from a teacher or a book in your own language first.

How much time do I need?

Plan about 10 to 15 minutes for most lessons: read the explanation, answer the questions, open the answers and reasons, then write a few sentences of your own. This is our estimate from the length of the lessons, so take longer when you need to. Workshops and checkpoints take a little longer. If you do one lesson a day, you can finish all 105 lessons in about 15 weeks.

There are no deadlines and no live classes. You can go faster or slower, and you can come back to any lesson while your membership is active.

What do I get beyond the free exercises?

Pro combines a step-by-step grammar program with the complete Pro exercise library. Your membership includes 10 grammar modules, 105 lessons and 688 practice questions with explained answers, plus new Pro exercises every week.

Mark each lesson as reviewed when you finish it. Your Pro account then shows your next lesson. You add these marks yourself. They are not test results.

Can’t I find all these rules free online?

Yes. Every rule in Pro exists somewhere online, and many of them are on EnglishGrammar.org for free. What you cannot find online is the order, and the mistakes you need. A search gives you the rule you asked about. It does not tell you which rules you are getting wrong. Pro does: you answer first, the reason shows you the rule you were missing, and the next lesson is already chosen. You pay for the path, not for the rules.

Is this a complete English course?

No. Pro is a self-study grammar program. It is made to help you use English more correctly and with more confidence. It covers sentence structure, verb forms, word partnerships, clauses, tone and editing, from the foundations to advanced grammar.

It does not include conversation classes, listening or pronunciation training, teacher feedback, a certificate or an official language level. Speaking, listening and pronunciation need their own practice as well.

How do I study with Pro?

Open your next lesson. Read the short explanation and the common mistakes. Answer each practice question before you open its answer and reason. Then write a few sentences of your own, and use the Pro exercises for more practice.

You can follow the lessons in order or go straight to the topic you need. At the end of each stage, a checkpoint asks you 12 mixed questions, with links back to the relevant lessons.

Unlike the sample quiz above, Pro lessons and checkpoints are self-checked rather than automatically scored. Compare your answers with the explanations, then mark lessons as reviewed to track your progress. Your answers are not saved.

Do I need an account before I start the trial?

No. Use an email address you can access. For a new account, stay in the same browser after checkout. Once your checkout and access are confirmed, choose your first password on the welcome page to open your Pro account.

We also send you a secure setup link, so you can finish after leaving the page or on another device. You do not need a username or a registration form.

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P.S. Remember, when you say yes to EnglishGrammar Pro, you get seven days to try the whole course and every Pro exercise. Open the lessons and decide for yourself. Cancel before the trial ends to avoid the first charge.

P.P.S. Sometimes an opportunity arrives before we feel completely ready for it. An interview. An important email. A chance to explain an idea or take on more responsibility.

You already know why better English matters to you.

Please don’t let another day pass with improving it left on your list of things to do “someday.”

You don’t have to rearrange your whole life to begin. Choose your first lesson and start.

Act now. Start your seven-day free trial and put your next study session to work.

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