Level 0 — Pre-English Grammar
A calm and clear introduction that removes fear and confusion, helping you feel grounded before real grammar begins. You learn the simple internal logic of English so every next step becomes easier and more predictable, and this early clarity builds confidence and prepares your mind to study without stress.
- Understanding English Grammar
- First Sentence Patterns
- Basic Word Order
- Essential Sentence Types
- Introductory Micro-Patterns
Level 1 — A1 Core English Grammar
A gentle and practical start that teaches you to form basic sentences and express simple thoughts with clarity. You gradually learn to ask questions, share information, and understand everyday English, making the language feel less overwhelming and far more approachable.
- “To Be” System
- Present Simple Basics
- Starter Nouns & Articles
- Simple Questions & Negatives
- Basic Verbs & Modal “Can”
- Basic Time Expressions
- Starter Question Expansion
Level 2 — A2 Extension English Grammar
A steady expansion of your skills that helps you talk about daily life, describe people and events, and connect ideas naturally. As your control of grammar grows, you begin to feel more freedom in expressing yourself, and your English becomes smoother, clearer, and more confident.
- Past & Future Basics
- Intro to Continuous Forms
- Nouns & Quantifiers Expansion
- Describing People & Things
- Extended Questions & Linking
- Pronouns & Reference Basics
- Expanded Prepositions
Level 3 — B1 Functional English Grammar
A level where your English becomes practical for real communication, allowing you to explain experiences, discuss plans, express opinions, and use more flexible sentence structures. You gain the confidence to speak more naturally and handle everyday situations with clarity and control.
- Perfect & Continuous Essentials
- Past & Future Expansion
- Modal Verbs for Real Life
- Building Complex Sentences
- Gerunds & Infinitives Basics
- Determiners & Core Logic
Level 4 — B2 System English Grammar
A transformative stage where you finally understand how the entire grammar system works and how advanced structures connect. You learn to express complex ideas, compare possibilities, report information accurately, and use English with the clarity needed for work, study, and confident communication.
- Advanced Tenses & Aspects
- Full Conditional System
- Complete Passive System
- Reported Speech System
- Advanced Gerunds & Infinitives
- Complex Sentence Structures
Level 5 — C1 Advanced English Grammar
A highly practical level that trains you to think, write, and communicate with precision, using advanced structures naturally and purposefully. You learn to design elegant sentences, control tone and emphasis, and produce clear, professional English suitable for academic, business, and high-level discussions.
- Advanced Emphasis Structures
- Non-Finite Structures
- Advanced Modality
- Professional Writing Grammar
- Reference & Cohesion
- Discourse-Level Control
Level 6 — C2 Master English Grammar
A refined and deeply polished stage where you master nuance, subtlety, and native-like expression, allowing you to choose structures deliberately and shape meaning with accuracy. You gain full command of advanced grammar, high-register language, and precise stylistic control in any situation.
- Nuance & Subtlety Grammar
- High-Register Structures
- Native-Like Constructions
- Creative & Professional Grammar
Level 7 — C2+ Expert Mastery Grammar
An elite and highly refined stage where you gain full command over meta-level grammar, expert stylistic control, and advanced information architecture. You learn to manage register shifts, cognitive load, semantic framing, and professional-grade structure shaping—skills used by editors, analysts, and top-level communicators. This level builds the ability to control meaning, tone, clarity, and impact with absolute precision.
- Cross-Register Grammar Control
- Cognitive Processing & Reader-Load Grammar
- Expert-Level Information Architecture
- Controlled Rule-Breaking & Native Imperfections
- Advanced Editorial & Corpus-Based Grammar