Grammar training
Short lessons with examples, the mistakes Indian learners make most often, and a quick quiz. Available offline.
Use the present simple for routines, habits and facts. Add -s/-es for he, she and it.
Tenses
Use am / is / are + verb-ing for actions happening now or around now.
Tenses
Use the past simple for finished actions. Regular verbs add -ed; many common verbs are irregular.
Tenses
Use a/an for one thing that is new to the listener, and the for something specific or already known.
Articles
at for exact times and points, on for days and dates, in for months, years and enclosed spaces.
Prepositions
In questions, the helping verb comes before the subject: Where are you going?
Sentence structure
have/has + past participle connects the past to now: I have finished. Have you ever…?
Tenses
will for decisions and predictions, going to for plans, present continuous for arrangements.
Tenses
Modals are followed by the base verb, never 'to' or -s: You should rest.
Verbs
Real: If it rains, I'll stay home. Unreal: If I had more time, I would travel.
Sentence structure
be + past participle focuses on the action, not who did it: The report was sent yesterday.
Sentence structure
When reporting, tenses usually move one step back: 'I am busy' → She said she was busy.
Sentence structure
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