Master grammar step by step
A complete grammar pathway – from Grammar for Kids (Pre-A1) through Beginner and Destination B1 and B2, up to Intermediate B1–B2. Interactive lessons, instant answers, native audio – 100% free.
Climb from Pre-A1 to B2, one step at a time
Every track builds on the last. Start where you are today and follow the steps up.
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How our grammar courses work
Grammar on All English 4U is taught the way good teachers teach it in class: a short, clear explanation first, then plenty of practice with instant feedback. Every unit is interactive – you type or choose your answers on the page, press Check, and see exactly which answers were right, which were wrong, and why. Nothing to install, no account to create.
Choose your path
Grammar for Kids – a step-by-step curriculum for young learners with big buttons, pictures and short lessons, from the verb “to be” up to the past simple. Grammar for Beginners – for adult beginners (A1–A2), built unit by unit from the classic self-study approach: one grammar point, one page of theory, then exercises. Intermediate Grammar – dozens of units for B1–B2 learners covering tenses, conditionals, passives, reported speech, modals and more. Destination B1/B2 – exam-style grammar and vocabulary units for students preparing for Cambridge and other B1–B2 exams.
Study tips from our teachers
Do one unit at a time and finish its exercises before moving on – grammar sticks through use, not through reading. If you score under 70% on a unit, redo it two days later; the second attempt is where the learning happens. Keep a personal “mistake list”: most learners repeat the same five to ten errors, and fixing those gives the biggest jump in accuracy. And don’t study grammar in isolation – after each unit, try to use the structure in two or three sentences about your own life.
Where should I start?
If you’re not sure of your level, take our free placement test first – it places you from A1 to B1+ and tells you which course to start with. Building vocabulary alongside grammar? Open the Vocabulary hub.