Free English grammar resources

Free materials for learners and teachers of American English, including audio series, games and teaching resources.

Best for: Teachers and self-learners looking for free American English materials.

beginner · intermediate · advanced · American

Structured courses from beginner to advanced plus short recurring series (6 Minute English, The English We Speak, pronunciation videos). Every audio has a transcript.

Best for: Daily listening habit with transcripts; the pronunciation series is clear even if you are aiming for an American accent.

beginner · intermediate · advanced · British

Learner-friendly definitions with separate US and UK audio and IPA for each word, plus an English–Spanish dictionary.

Best for: Checking word stress and the US vs UK pronunciation of a word in one place.

beginner · intermediate · advanced · American and British

Free level test, practice activities and sample papers for Cambridge exams (B2 First, C1 Advanced, C2 Proficiency).

Best for: Checking your CEFR level for free.

beginner · intermediate · advanced · British

Gamified app with a free, ad-supported tier; can be studied from Spanish. Good for a daily habit, weak on real conversation and natural pronunciation.

Best for: Absolute beginners building a daily routine.

beginner · American

Short video lessons by a group of teachers, each followed by a quiz. Covers grammar, idioms, pronunciation, business English and IELTS/TOEFL.

Best for: A focused 10-minute lesson on one specific question you have.

beginner · intermediate · advanced · American, British, Canadian

Large library of free grammar explanations, graded reading and listening tasks with exercises, organized by CEFR level (A1–C1).

Best for: Checking a grammar point quickly and practicing it with exercises at your level.

beginner · intermediate · advanced · British

Paid language app that many US public libraries offer free to cardholders, including English courses taught from Spanish.

Best for: Anyone with a US library card: check if your library provides it.

beginner · intermediate · American

Old-school but huge collection of quizzes, minimal-pair listening tests, word games and sentence lists for ESL students.

Best for: Quick minimal-pair practice (ship/sheep, full/fool) and vocabulary drills.

beginner · intermediate · American

Popular British English channel covering pronunciation, vocabulary and grammar.

Best for: Learners aiming for British pronunciation.

intermediate · advanced · British

Free, nonprofit grammar course (parts of speech, punctuation, syntax) with videos and practice. Written for native speakers, so it is great for advanced learners.

Best for: Advanced learners who want to fix fossilized grammar errors in writing.

intermediate · advanced · American

Well-produced lessons on pronunciation, speaking confidence and common mistakes; includes many imitation exercises.

Best for: Repeat-after-me imitation drills.

intermediate · advanced · Australian

The standard US reference for academic and professional writing: grammar, punctuation, citations, résumés and cover letters, plus an ESL section.

Best for: Professional and academic writing in American English.

advanced · American