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A2 — Everyday Basics

A growing library of short, original lessons, numbered in the order we'd suggest going through them. We add to this by hand, so it stays honest rather than padded. Click any lesson title to open 8 kinds of practice exercises for it, generated fresh each time.

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Lesson 1

Past Simple: Regular VerbsTry free, no sign-up

Add -ed to the base verb for most past simple forms: "walk → walked." If the verb ends in e, just add -d: "like → liked."

~2 min · a real 5-question mini-lesson you can finish right now, no account needed.

Lesson 2

Past Simple: Common Irregular VerbsMany common verbs don't follow the -ed rule: go → went, have → had, see → saw, eat → ate. These need to be learned individually.

Many common verbs don't follow the -ed rule: go → went, have → had, see → saw, eat → ate. These need to be learned individually.

~5–10 min · read the explanation, then try a few of the 8 practice exercise types below the title — there's no formal "complete" marker, work through as many as you find useful.

Lesson 3

ComparativesShort adjectives take -er: "fast → faster." Longer ones take "more": "expensive → more expensive." "This bag is cheaper, but that one is more practical."

Short adjectives take -er: "fast → faster." Longer ones take "more": "expensive → more expensive." "This bag is cheaper, but that one is more practical."

~5–10 min · read the explanation, then try a few of the 8 practice exercise types below the title — there's no formal "complete" marker, work through as many as you find useful.

Lesson 4