English Grammar in Pictures — Beginner Grammar with Pictures (A1-A2)

📚 English Grammar in Pictures — All 72, Grouped by Topic: Phrasal Verbs (A2-B1)

72 English phrasal verbs that native speakers use every single day. You'll see a picture and a simple meaning, a few seconds to say the phrasal verb, then the answer with an example sentence. give up … to stop trying … Never give up! Grouped into six everyday topics: routine, people, work, travel, money and problems. Slow and clear (A2-B1).

📚 English Grammar in Pictures — Complete Beginner List: Irregular Verbs (A1-A2)

You'll see a verb and a picture, and a few seconds to say its PAST and PAST PARTICIPLE — then you'll hear all three forms, and an EXAMPLE SENTENCE for each one, so you can hear WHEN to use it. go … went … gone. I go to school every day. I went to school yesterday. I have gone there twice. 67 essential irregular verbs, grouped by pattern so they're easier to remember, slow and clear for beginners (A1-A2). How many can you get?

📚 English Grammar in Pictures — Part 2 · The Next 51: Irregular Verbs (A2-B1)

Part 2 of the irregular verbs series — the next 51 verbs after the essential 67. You'll see a verb and a picture, a few seconds to say its PAST and PAST PARTICIPLE, then all three forms and an EXAMPLE SENTENCE for each one so you hear WHEN to use it. ring … rang … rung. I ring the doorbell every day. I rang it yesterday. Grouped by pattern so they're easier to remember. Slow and clear (A2-B1).

📚 English Grammar in Pictures — All 118 · Every Verb You Need: Irregular Verbs (A1-B1)

All 118 essential English irregular verbs in one video — every one you need from A1 to B1, grouped by pattern. You'll see a verb and a picture, a few seconds to say its PAST and PAST PARTICIPLE, then all three forms together. sing … sang … sung. ring … rang … rung. Eight pattern groups, so you're never memorizing 118 unrelated words. Perfect for revision — play it as many times as you like. Slow and clear (A1-B1).

📚 English Tenses, Step by Step — Lesson 1 of 3: The Three Times (A1)

📚 English Tenses, Step by Step — Lesson 1 of 3: The Three Times (A1)

📚 English Tenses, Step by Step — Lesson 1 of 3: The Three Times (A1)

📚 All 12 English tenses — the complete course in one video (A1-B1)

Twelve tenses are really THREE times and FOUR ideas. This course builds the whole map one column at a time — every tense gets its own card (how it is built, its timeline, four examples, its signal words), every new tense appears NEXT TO one you already know, and three checkpoints test you along the way.

• Part 1 — the simple tenses (played · play · will play)
• Part 2 — the continuous tenses (am, is, are, was, were, will be + -ing)
• Part 3 — the perfect tenses (have, has, had, will have + the third form)

Learn all 18 English prepositions of movement — over, under, across, through, into, out of, and more — with simple stick-figure animations that show exactly what each one means. Great for beginner and intermediate learners (A1–B1).

Learn 16 English prepositions of place — in, on, under, behind, between, above, opposite and more — with simple stick-figure animations that show exactly where everything is. A quick quiz after each group helps it stick. Great for beginner and intermediate learners (A1–B1).

⏰ Prepositions of Time — English Prepositions (A2)

📚 English Grammar in Pictures — Complete Beginner List: Comparative & Superlative Adjectives (A1-A2)

You'll see a picture and an adjective — and a few seconds to say its COMPARATIVE and SUPERLATIVE. Then you'll hear all three forms and two example sentences, so you hear WHEN to use each one. big … bigger … biggest. An elephant is bigger than a horse. It is the biggest animal in the zoo. 48 everyday adjectives, grouped by spelling rule so they are easier to remember, slow and clear for beginners (A1-A2). How many can you get?

📚 English Grammar in Pictures — Complete Beginner List: Opposite Words (A1)

You'll see a picture and a word — and a few seconds to say its OPPOSITE. Then you'll hear both words and one short sentence for each, so you hear them in use. hot … cold. The boy is hot. The boy is cold. 50 pairs, 100 everyday words, grouped by topic, slow and clear for beginners (A1). How many opposites do you know?

📚 English Grammar in Pictures — Complete Beginner List: Plural Nouns (A1)

You'll see a picture and a noun — and a few seconds to say its PLURAL. Then you'll hear both forms and two short sentences, one for each. cat … cats. I have one cat. My friend has two cats. 50 everyday nouns in six groups — add -s, add -es, -y to -ies, -f to -ves, the vowel changers (man, men) and the odd ones out (child, children; sheep, sheep). Slow and clear for beginners (A1). How many can you get?