Learn English at your level.

Each unit takes about thirty minutes. You read or listen, learn the words, practice the grammar, and the page checks your answers for you. Start at the top of your level and work down the list.

• Your answers are checked right away, with a short reason
• Topics like food, travel, work, health and technology
• Nothing to download and no account needed

Stories and articles written for your level, each with questions after it. Many of them also have audio, so you can listen and read at the same time. Reading a little every day is the fastest way to grow your vocabulary.

• Texts sorted by level, with a filter at the top of the page
• Questions about meaning, not about memory
• Audio and a transcript on many of the B2 texts

Every lesson explains one grammar point in simple words, shows you real examples, and then lets you practice it. If a tense or a structure keeps causing you problems, this is the place to fix it.

• Lessons grouped by level, from A2 up to C2
• Practice you can repeat as many times as you want
• A tense map and an irregular verb trainer on the same page

Sets of useful words around one topic, with the pronunciation, an example sentence, and practice that helps you remember them. Learning words in groups works far better than learning them one by one.

• Topics like food, travel, work, health and the environment
• Phrasal verbs, idioms and linking words at the higher levels
• Flashcards you can go through in a few minutes

Every part of the exam, practiced separately, in the same format as the real paper. The page marks your answers and explains why each one is right, so you learn the exam while you practice it.

• Reading, Use of English, Listening, Writing and Speaking
• Full mock exams when you are ready to test yourself
• A score at the end, with advice on what to work on

The speaking exam topics, with the words you need, model answers that show what a strong answer sounds like, and practice for describing a picture. Use one topic per week and you will be ready in time.

• Words and useful phrases for each exam topic
• Model answers you can copy the structure of
• Picture description practice, the part students fear most

Speaking in front of other people is a skill, not a talent, and you can learn it step by step. These lessons show you how to plan a talk, how to open and close it, and what to do with your voice and your hands.

• A short beginner course if this is all new to you
• Phrases for opening, changing subject and finishing
• Practical advice for nerves, speed and eye contact