The English Grammar A1 Series by My Language Classes is the most comprehensive beginner-level English grammar guide available online. Designed for absolute beginners and early learners, this A1 collection teaches every essential English grammar rule with step-by-step lessons, simple explanations, lots of examples, and practical exercises—everything you need to know to build a strong and confident foundation in English.
This series covers all the core areas of English grammar required at the beginner level:
the different types of nouns (common, proper, abstract, material, countable/uncountable)
beginner-friendly pronouns and their uses
articles (a, an, the) and how to use them correctly
basic adjectives and adverbs
simple present, simple past, and simple future tenses
basic sentence structure (subject-verb-object)
word order in English
prepositions of place, time, and direction
conjunctions used in everyday sentences
forming questions and making negative sentences
Each topic is explained with extreme clarity so you always know what the rule is, why the rule matters, and how to apply it in real-life sentences. Whether you are learning English from scratch, revising fundamental grammar rules, or preparing for exams, this category gives you the strongest starting point possible.
The English Grammar A1 Series also aligns with global proficiency standards.
CEFR Level: A1 (Beginner)
IELTS Equivalent: Band 1.0–2.5
This makes it perfect for:
school students learning English grammar for the first time
adults restarting their English journey
international learners needing clear beginner explanations
IELTS aspirants who want to strengthen basic grammar before moving ahead
non-native speakers improving day-to-day communication
At My Language Classes, we believe in creating the most comprehensive grammar lessons on the internet—lessons that actually teach you, guide you, and help you apply grammar correctly through step-by-step instructions, lots of real examples, and practical exercises.
Start learning with the English Grammar A1 Series and move to A2 with confidence.
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