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English · Beginners · Class 2+ or adults
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.
Learn & practise →English · Beginners · Class 2+ or adults
One book, two books: singular and plural
Name one thing or several things clearly. Practise the everyday spelling changes in plural nouns.
Learn & practise →English · Beginners · Class 3+ or adults
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.
Learn & practise →English · Beginners · Class 3+ or adults
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.
Learn & practise →English · Beginners · Class 3+ or adults
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.
Learn & practise →English · Beginners · Class 4+ or adults
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.
Learn & practise →English · School, college and adult beginners
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.
Learn & practise →English · Early readers · Class 1–3 with support
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.
Learn & practise →English · Beginners · Class 3+ or adults
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.
Learn & practise →Maths · Class 1–3
Addition and number bonds
Combine two groups and check the total.
Learn & practise →Maths · Class 1–3
Subtraction: how many are left?
Take away a quantity and check by adding it back.
Learn & practise →Maths · Class 2–5
Multiplication through equal groups
Connect repeated addition with multiplication.
Learn & practise →Maths · Class 2–5
Share equally with division
Find the size of each equal share.
Learn & practise →Maths · Class 3–5
Fractions of what is left
Turn a remaining quantity into a fraction of the original whole.
Learn & practise →Maths · Class 4–7
Add fractions with the same denominator
Add equal-sized fractional parts and simplify.
Learn & practise →Maths · Class 6+ · aptitude
Percentages in everyday questions
Find a percentage of a quantity with clear steps.
Learn & practise →Maths · Class 6+ · aptitude
Divide a total in a ratio
Turn ratio parts into real quantities.
Learn & practise →Maths · Class 4–8
Area of a rectangle
Measure the space inside a rectangle.
Learn & practise →Maths · Class 6+ · aptitude
Mean and averages
Share a total evenly to find the mean.
Learn & practise →Maths · Class 7–10
Solve one-variable linear equations
Undo operations while keeping an equation balanced.
Learn & practise →Maths · Class 10–12
Quadratics by factorisation
Find roots by writing a quadratic as a product.
Learn & practise →Maths · Class 6–9
Powers and exponents
Understand repeated multiplication.
Learn & practise →Physics · Class 10+ · foundations
Ohm’s law: current, voltage and resistance
Use V = IR with matching units.
Learn & practise →Physics · Class 6+ · aptitude
Average speed from distance and time
Calculate a whole journey’s average speed.
Learn & practise →Physics · Class 8+ · foundations
Density, mass and volume
Describe how much mass occupies a given volume.
Learn & practise →Chemistry · Class 11+ · foundations
Moles from mass and molar mass
Convert a sample’s mass to amount of substance.
Learn & practise →Maths · Class 11–12 · college foundations
Differentiate a power of x
Use the power rule on a single term.
Learn & practise →Maths · Class 8+ · foundations
Probability with equally likely outcomes
Count favourable outcomes and all possible outcomes.
Learn & practise →Computing · School computing · college foundations
Binary to decimal conversion
Read base-two place values.
Learn & practise →Commerce · Class 11+ · college foundations
The accounting equation
Relate assets, liabilities and owner’s equity.
Learn & practise →Reasoning · Class 5+ · aptitude
Constant-step number sequences
Identify and extend an arithmetic pattern.
Learn & practise →Biology · Class 6–10 foundations
Cells: basic structures and jobs
Match basic cell structures to their functions.
Learn & practise →Science · Class 3–7 foundations
Plants, roots and photosynthesis
Explore how plants take in water and make food.
Learn & practise →Maths · Class 3-5
Equivalent fractions
Two fractions can look different and still mean the same amount. Learn to spot, build and simplify matching fractions.
Learn & practise →Maths · Class 4-6
Decimals and place value
Read, write and compare decimal numbers by understanding tenths, hundredths and thousandths.
Learn & practise →Maths · Class 6-7
Adding and subtracting integers
Add and subtract positive and negative numbers confidently using the number line and sign rules.
Learn & practise →Maths · Class 6-8
Angles of a triangle
Use the 180 degree angle sum to find missing angles and classify triangles.
Learn & practise →Maths · Class 10 and aptitude
Trigonometry ratios
Use sine, cosine and tangent in right angled triangles to find unknown sides and angles.
Learn & practise →Science · Class 6-8
Light and shadows
Explain how light travels, how shadows form, and the difference between transparent, translucent and opaque materials.
Learn & practise →Chemistry · Class 7-10
Acids and bases
Identify acids and bases, read the pH scale, and predict what happens in neutralisation.
Learn & practise →Maths · Class 7 and aptitude
Simple interest
Compute simple interest and total amounts for savings, loans and exam word problems.
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