Grammar
Grammar that holds up in your own writing.
Points from A2 to C1, in 37 families. Open the ones you need, and practise them until they hold in sentences you wrote for something else.
5 short sentences show where to start.
You write 5 short sentences. Nothing is marked. The points that come out wrong open, worst first, up to 5. The rest are suggested.
Start it from Today whenever you choose. You can also open points by hand from the map.
How a point moves.
From guided items, to sentences you write, to using it right when nobody asked. Grammar is written only. There's no speaking and no score.
It does not fix writing you paste in. It gives you a situation, reads the sentence you write for it, and tells you the one thing it was asking about.
Guided
Typed items built around the point. Checked on your device.
Your own sentences
A model reads what you wrote, marks the change and says why.
Holds unprompted
The point shows up right in writing that wasn't about it.
Every sentence you write is kept.
Each point has a page with its explanation, the usual mistake, and every sentence where it came up, with the marks it got.
- Dispute a mark
- If a mark is wrong, dispute it and it stops counting.
- Suggested from your mistakes
- A point that goes wrong in your grammar sentences is suggested.
- Open or close any point
- Only open points come up in a session. Close one and it stops.
Find the points worth your time.
5 short sentences, started from Today whenever you choose.