English Foundations
Build reliable sentence skills with grammar, everyday usage, and essential vocabulary. Ideal if you want to strengthen the basics.
A practical learning space for grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, reading, writing, and everyday communication. Clear explanations first. Useful practice next.
Use the present simple for routines and facts.
Search lessons, grammar topics, and vocabulary.
Explore the core areas of English. Each lesson includes an explanation, an example, a usage note, and optional Chinese support.
Choose a guided route based on your goal. Each path links to lessons already inside the library, so you can start immediately.
Build reliable sentence skills with grammar, everyday usage, and essential vocabulary. Ideal if you want to strengthen the basics.
Grow your vocabulary, choose natural expressions, and make your writing clearer and more precise.
Discover how English developed from its early Germanic roots into a global language used today.
Practise vocabulary strategies, reading habits, paraphrasing, and responsible academic writing.
The current library contains about 9 hours of lesson reading. With quizzes, note-taking, and review, plan for roughly 12–16 hours overall. At 15–20 minutes a day, that is around 4–6 weeks. Your pace will vary, and real improvement comes from using English regularly, not racing through pages.
Choose a placement check or focus on one topic. Every answer comes with an explanation.
Answer a mixed set of questions from beginner to advanced. Your result is an informal guide, not an official CEFR certificate.
Follow the major periods of English. Dates are approximate because languages change gradually, not overnight.
Study the history timeline, then open the History lessons in the learning library for deeper explanations.
Look up a word in the starter glossary. The full dictionary can grow as reviewed entries are added.
Your completed lessons and quiz results are stored locally in this browser. No account or cloud profile is created.
Learn with John is a free, independently curated learning resource. It is designed for people who want clear explanations and useful practice without needing to join a social platform or pay for a course. John created it because English questions often come up in everyday conversations, and finding a clear, organized answer can be harder than it should be. He wanted one welcoming place where learners can look up a topic, understand the reason behind a rule, and practise at their own pace. The goal is simple: make useful English learning easier to access, especially for learners who may not have a tutor or a paid course.
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