AI Study GuruLesson 01 · First sentences
Am, is and are
Introduce yourself, describe someone and talk about how you feel. Start with three small words that make complete English sentences.
Beginners · Class 2+ or adults
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A little English. A little more confidence.
Learn one useful idea, try it yourself, and understand each answer. Free lessons for school learners and adults starting English.
Start where you are
Your next sentence starts here.
New to English? Begin with am, is and are. Helping an early reader? Try short vowel words. Unsure where to start? Take a short grammar and vocabulary check.
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Lesson 02 · First sentences
A and an: listen to the first sound
Talk about one object or person with a or an. The first sound of the next word helps you choose.
Beginners · Class 2+ or adults
Start lessonLesson 03 · First sentences
One book, two books: singular and plural
Name one thing or several things clearly. Practise the everyday spelling changes in plural nouns.
Beginners · Class 2+ or adults
Start lessonLesson 04 · Everyday grammar
Have and has: talk about what you have
Describe your belongings, family and everyday needs. Learn when have changes to has and when it changes back.
Beginners · Class 3+ or adults
Start lessonLesson 05 · Everyday grammar
Talk about your day in the present simple
Tell someone what you do regularly: study, work, travel, cook or play. Build a short conversation about your day.
Beginners · Class 3+ or adults
Start lessonLesson 06 · Everyday grammar
Ask questions with do and does
Find out what someone likes, where they study and what they do each day. Practise questions you can actually use.
Beginners · Class 3+ or adults
Start lessonLesson 07 · Build confidence
Talk about yesterday: the past simple
Tell a short story about something that already happened. Learn a few useful past forms and avoid adding the past twice.
Beginners · Class 4+ or adults
Start lessonLesson 08 · Build confidence
Polite English for everyday requests
Ask for help, borrow something or ask someone to repeat a sentence. Use short, respectful language without worrying about a perfect accent.
School, college and adult beginners
Start lessonLesson 09 · Reading & words
Read short words: cat, pen, sit, hop, sun
Read short words by joining their sounds. This starter lesson uses simple three-letter words with a short vowel in the middle.
Early readers · Class 1–3 with support
Start lessonLesson 10 · Reading & words
Eight useful English words and their meanings
Learn a few words well, then use them in your own sentences. These words help you describe learning, people and daily life.
Beginners · Class 3+ or adults
Start lessonA five-minute routine
- Read one rule and its examples.
- Try the three practice questions and check why each answer works.
- Say your own sentence. Return tomorrow and use it in a new situation.
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