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A few hundred small words make up half of everything you will read or hear.
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Your first English: the most common words, small grammar rules, easy reading.
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A few hundred small words make up half of everything you will read or hear.
Short, concrete topic lists — one topic per sitting, quiz before you leave.
One small rule at a time, each with an adaptive quiz.
Everyday texts in ESL Reader — tap any word to hear or translate it.
Short videos for learners — slow, clear, with the key phrases written out.
A few word pairs cause most beginner mistakes.
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You can hold a conversation — now master tenses, structures, and real reading.
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Everyday US English runs on phrasal verbs and irregular forms, not long words.
Intermediate English is mostly about tense choice.
Conditionals, passive voice, reported speech — one per week is a good pace.
Reading is where studied grammar becomes automatic.
Real situations and full grammar lists on video — slow enough to follow, real enough to use.
The difference between correct and natural is which words go together.
Written English is where intermediate learners get judged.
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Comfortable in English — now aim for precision, polish, and full books.
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The difference between 'very important' and 'crucial'.
Advanced lists organized by nouns, adjectives, and adverbs.
The rules editors check.
Business English and the sayings natives grew up with.
Full novels, chapter by chapter — one chapter a day is a serious workout.
Find your remaining gaps, then drill exactly those.