Learn Grammar On Your Own

Learn Grammar on your own

Follow these steps!

(yawn)"The complexities of grammatical constructs are no longer troublesome (in a British accent)"

"I am significantly better now!"

"I better know English"

"i no know English"

Identify what you want to learn and learn

Drill! Drill! Drill!

Practice writing with AI

Practice speaking with AI

Speak with AI

A somewhat imperfect solution

Speaking with AI works but they don't always correct your speaking in the best way. Sometimes they do and sometimes they don't. It's worth a try. Click on the links to find out how to talk to AI.

Read this prompt out loud to the AI

I'd like you to help me practice using [insert grammar point]. Ask me questions one by one that would elicit an answer using [insert grammar point]. After I respond, provide feedback and explanation if I made an error. Make sure you use simple English in your explanation so it will be easy for me to understand. Ask me to repeat the correct sentence if you correct me. Can you do that?

Practice writing with AI

Copy-Paste into your chosen AI tool (ChatGPT, Bing, Claude etc.)

I'd like you to help me practice using [insert grammar point]. Ask me questions (one by one) which would elicit an answer using [insert grammar point]. After I respond (don't write my response for me), check my answer and provide feedback and explanation if I made an error. Make sure you use simple English in your explanation so it will be easy for me to understand. Can you do that?

Identify Grammar Point

There are many website you can use to find options for what to learn. Click the logo for what you want.

For module G you should focus on present perfect, passive, past perfect, all 3 conditionals and adverbs.

Most of you are CEFR B1-C1. Go into the different sections and decide what to learn.

If you prefer Hebrew explanations. English with Tamar is for you. She has a whole playlist!

Other than being biased against Israel, turns out BBC has a decent English learning platform. Search in the grammar option and find stuff you want to learn.

Finally, you can always just look for specific tenses on youtube. Search for Present Simple and you will find lots of videos