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Tenses, articles and structures through speaking, not tables: a short explanation of the topic, then straight into using it in conversation

Tenses, articles and structures through speaking, not tables: a short explanation of the topic, then straight into using it in conversation

Those who speak but get lost in tenses; who learned the rules yet can't use them; who need correct English for work
A short explanation — then straight into speaking. We return to the topic until it becomes automatic
You choose tenses without thinking, build sentences without word-for-word translation from your first language, and write and speak without the usual mistakes
We agree on your teacher and schedule, and you begin
You join the next lesson
We put together a new group for your level and schedule; you can start one-to-one and move to the group once it launches
The usual textbook approach to English grammar — a table, a rule, ten exercises — gives you knowledge about the language, but not the language itself. Someone can ace a Present Perfect test yet freeze when they need to say a simple sentence about yesterday. So we take a different route: a short explanation of the topic with examples from your own life — and straight into using it in conversation. The teacher creates situations where the target structure is unavoidable and returns to it in later lessons until it becomes automatic.
It starts with diagnosis: in the first lesson the teacher assesses your level on the CEFR scale and your specific gaps — everyone's are different. Some need to finally sort out tenses, some articles and prepositions, some irregular verbs and word order in questions. You can gauge your starting point right now: take the online level test — it shows which topics are shaky.
Choose your format: in one-to-one lessons the programme is built entirely around your gaps — the fastest route if grammar is the goal. In the general course grammar runs systematically as part of a balanced programme alongside vocabulary, listening and speaking. Lessons are held online on Zoom or Google Meet: group lessons 90 minutes, one-to-one 60.
A full 60 minutes · personal attention from your teacher and a programme tailored to you
Twice a week, 90 minutes · 2–6 participants · group support
Your package is valid for a full year — learn at your own pace
Take the online level test: it shows which topics are shaky and where to start