What is Sound Grammar?

The phrase "sound grammar" in English means to have good grammar or correct grammar.

In these lessons, the word "sound" also means that students can learn the grammar by hearing it!

Currently, there are over 100 free grammar lessons, from beginner to advanced, each with a tutorial, interactive quiz and example sentences.

All grammar lessons link to a listening lesson using the grammar point on ELLLO (English Listening Lesson Library Online).

A1 Beginner Grammar

Learn the basics of English grammar with simple explanations, step-by-step video tutorials, and fun interactive quizzes. Perfect for students and teachers looking for easy grammar lessons that teach the basics.

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1. Be Verbs
2. Be Verbs - Yes/No Questions
3. Talking about Likes
4. Present Simple Verbs
5. Present Simple Verbs - Yes/No Questions

A2 High-Beginner Grammar

Student can improve their basic English skills with these lessons that help you increase their grammar knowledge, Students and teachers can access interactive quizzes that go with each video tutorial.

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1. Present Simple Verbs
2. Present Simple Continuous
3. Present Continuous
4. Will for Future Tense
5. Going to for Future Tense

B1 Intermediate Grammar

Students can strengthen their ability to use English in everyday situations. Each lesson includes a practical grammar focus, real-life examples presented in the video tutorial, and an interactive quiz to check comprehension.

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1. "Do" for Emphasis
2. Causative Verbs - Let, Help, Make
3. "Used To" for Past Tense
4. "Would" for Past Tense
5. "Should" for Suggestions

B2 High-Intermediate Grammar

Students can refine their grammar and develop more natural fluency. These lessons offer detailed explanations, video instruction with native-level usage, and challenging quizzes for deeper learning.

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1. Simple Passive
2. Past Passive
3. "Was Able To" for Ability
4. "Was Going To" for Past Intentions
5. Adverb Placement

C1 Advanced Grammar

Students can master complex grammar structures and improve their accuracy and expression. Each lesson provides in-depth explanations, video breakdowns of advanced language use, and quizzes designed to test high-level proficiency.

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1. Relative Clauses (Adjective Clause)
2. Non-Defining Relative Clauses
3. Noun Clauses
4. Present Participle (Reduced) Clauses
5. Past Participle (Reduced) Clauses