The English Grammar A2 Series by My Language Classes is the most comprehensive elementary-level English grammar guide available online. Designed for learners who already understand basic English structures and are ready to expand their skills, this A2 category teaches all essential grammar rules with step-by-step lessons, simple explanations, lots of examples, and practical exercises—everything you need to know to move beyond the beginner stage and start communicating more confidently.
This series covers the full range of grammar topics required at the A2 level, including:
all 12 English tenses explained clearly with usage and examples
present perfect, past continuous, and future continuous forms
basic modal verbs (can, could, may, might, must, should)
gerunds and infinitives
compound nouns and reciprocal pronouns
forming questions and negatives across different tenses
adverbs of manner, time, place, and frequency
comparative and superlative structures
expanded adjective usage and order
prepositions of time, place, direction, purpose, and possession
types of sentences (simple, compound, complex) at the A2 level
introduction to passive voice and indirect speech
conjunctions for cause, contrast, condition, and sequence
Each lesson explains what the grammar rule means, how to use it naturally in sentences, and how it appears in real-life communication, so you not only learn the rule but also understand its practical application.
The English Grammar A2 Series aligns with global proficiency standards:
CEFR Level: A2 (Elementary)
IELTS Equivalent: Band 3.0–4.0
This makes the A2 level ideal for:
learners who finished A1 and need stronger grammar for daily communication
students preparing for school or college-level English
learners aiming to improve accuracy in writing and speaking
IELTS aspirants who want a solid grammar foundation before Band 5 and above
professionals needing clearer, more structured English for work
Following the teaching philosophy of My Language Classes, each lesson is built as the most comprehensive grammar guide on the internet, with step-by-step explanations, clear rules, lots of examples, and practical exercises to help you learn English quickly and confidently.
Start with the English Grammar A2 Series and progress smoothly to the intermediate B1 level.
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