Learn English Grammar

"Learn English Grammar " turns English grammar into a 30-day climb: from A1 to C2 level ,your first noun to full control of the sentence. Most grammar apps hand you a reference book and leave you to browse. Grammar Ascent gives you a path: 30 days, 15 steps a day, 450 steps in all, with a Master Quiz between you and tomorrow. Nothing is skipped, because nothing opens until you earn it. The 30-Day Climb Phase 1 - The Meadow (Days 1-10, CEFR A1-A2) Countable and uncountable nouns, pronouns, the verb "to be", sentence structure, adjectives, adverbs, articles, prepositions, conjunctions, and the simple tenses. Phase 2 - The Mountain Pass (Days 11-20, CEFR B1-B2) Continuous and perfect tenses, modals, subject-verb agreement, gerunds and infinitives, the passive voice, reported speech, relative clauses, and conditionals. Phase 3 - The Summit (Days 21-30, CEFR C1-C2) Mixed conditionals, modals of deduction, inversion, the subjunctive, cleft sentences, punctuation, participle clauses, and style. 1,860 Questions, Six Ways to Practise Each of the 450 steps ends in a mini-quiz. Each day ends in a timed Master Quiz: score 80% to pass and open the next day. Six formats keep you thinking, not guessing: - Multiple choice - Fill in the blank - Spot the error - Matching pairs - Drag-and-drop word order - Sentence transformation Every answer is followed by the rule behind it, not just a red cross. Explained in Your Own Language This is what sets Grammar Ascent apart. Lessons, tips and menus appear in your language, while the grammar itself stays in English, because English is what you came to learn. Available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese, Hindi, Bengali, Indonesian, Arabic, Urdu and Nepali. Arabic and Urdu are fully right-to-left. Every day carries a tip written for speakers of your language, showing where English breaks the habits of your mother tongue. A Hindi speaker learns why "advices" does not exist. A Spanish speaker is reminded that "I am teacher" needs an article. A Chinese speaker sees why the verb takes -s in the third person. Then comes the correct form, with worked examples putting right beside wrong. No Account, No Downloads, No Clutter - All 1,860 questions are inside the app — 62 a day. Unlock each lesson with a quick rewarded ad, or spend a Skip Token earned from quizzes or claimed daily - No sign-up, no password, no email. Open the app and begin. - Light and dark themes. - An optional daily reminder at a time you choose. - XP, streaks, badges, and a progress dashboard. How Ads and Skip Tokens Work "Learn English Grammar" is supported by ads. We would rather be honest than surprise you. - The app is supported by ads, shown thoughtfully so they never get in the way of learning. Short videos may appear when unlocking a lesson — but you can always use a Skip Token instead, and you start with a few. Small banners may appear while browsing your roadmap, never during a quiz Who It Is For - Beginners building English grammar from the ground up. - Intermediate speakers who are fluent but repeat the same mistakes. - Advanced learners polishing inversion, register and style at C1-C2. - Students revising grammar for school, university, or exam preparation. - Teachers wanting a structured syllabus with practice built in. Honest About What This Is "Learn English Grammar" teaches written and structural grammar. It does not include speech recognition or pronunciation practice. It is a grammar course, and it tries to be an excellent one. This English Grammar Course uses the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference) levels to sequence its content. It is an independent app, not affiliated with, endorsed by, or certified by the Council of Europe, Cambridge Assessment, IELTS, ETS, or any examination body. Privacy Policy: https://prasishsharma.com.np/#privacy_policy