I understand English but I can’t speak. Where do I start?

Take the 3-minute level test, then go to Practice → Speaking. Every lesson ends with a timed speaking challenge.

Yes. All lessons, quizzes, reading and resources are free, with no sign-up.

Is it for children or adults?

Both. Kids Level 1 and 2 use pictures and stories; Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced work for students, adults and professionals.

One-screen summaries of the grammar people stick on their wall — in simple English. Read the chart, then open the lesson. Every chart can be printed.

The ‘be’ verb across Present, Past and Future — for ‘what you are’ and ‘what you are doing’.

Three jobs of ‘have’: owning something, finishing something, and having to do something.

Simple, Continuous, Perfect and Perfect Continuous — in Present, Past and Future.

I / me / my / mine / myself — all seven persons in one table.

The 40 irregular verbs you use most, with a one-line meaning.

How to ask and say ‘no’ with ordinary verbs.

What, where, when, who, why, how — what each one asks for.

can, could, should, must, may, might, would — what each one does.

The three prepositions everyone mixes up, sorted.

When to use each article — and when to use none.

-er / -est, more / most, and the irregular ones.