Beginner English Grammar
Foundation Builder
Start from absolute zero. Learn the building blocks of English — nouns, verbs, sentence structure, and the tenses you need for everyday communication.
What Is Grammar? The Building Blocks of Language
Up NextUnderstand the big picture before you learn the parts.
Nouns — The Naming Words
Name the people, places, things, and ideas in your world.
Pronouns — The Word Replacements
Avoid repeating names by using words that stand in for nouns.
Verbs — The Action and Being Words
Every sentence needs one. They show action, state, or happening.
Adjectives — The Describing Words
Add color, size, feeling, and detail to your nouns.
Adverbs — How, When, and Where
Modify verbs, adjectives, and even other adverbs.
Articles — A, An, and The
The smallest words, but they cause the biggest headaches.
Prepositions — The Place and Time Links
Small words that show direction, location, time, and relationships.
Conjunctions — The Joining Words
Connect words, phrases, and clauses into flowing thought.
Interjections — Expressing Emotion
The punctuation of speech — surprise, joy, frustration in one word.
Subjects and Predicates — Sentence Anatomy
Every sentence has two halves: who, and what about them.
Singular and Plural — One and Many
Form plurals correctly, even for the tricky ones.
Simple Present Tense — Habits and Facts
Talk about routines, facts, and permanent situations.
Simple Past Tense — Completed Actions
Describe actions that started and ended in the past.
Simple Future Tense — Will and Going To
Predict, plan, and promise with 'will' and 'going to'.
Basic Punctuation — Periods, Commas, Question Marks
The traffic signals that keep sentences from crashing.