English Learning for Beginners

Welcome to the English Learning for Beginners Hub! Here you can learn the most important basic grammar in English. Start with simple topics below, and build your English step by step.

The verb to be is very important in English.
We use am, is, are, was, and were to talk about people and things.

Go to Verb To Be Page

We use there is and there are to talk about things that exist.
There is is for one thing, and there are is for many things.

Go to There is/are Page

There is and there are ESL infographic for English learning for beginners showing existence and location with simple examples – ESL Inventory

Personal pronouns ESL infographic for English learning for beginners showing I you he she it we they with simple examples – ESL Inventory

Personal pronouns replace names in a sentence.
Words like I, you, he, she, it, we, and they make sentences easier.

Go to Personal Pronouns Page

Conjunctions are small words that connect ideas in a sentence.
Words like and, but, so, and because help us link information.

Go to Conjunctions Page

Basic conjunctions and but so because ESL infographic for English learning for beginners with simple sentence connections – ESL Inventory

Can and can’t ESL infographic for beginners showing ability and permission with simple examples – ESL Inventory

We use can and can’t to talk about ability and permission.
Can means yes or possible, and can’t means no or not possible.

Go to Can and Can’t Page

We use must and mustn’t to talk about rules.
Must means it is necessary, and mustn’t means it is not allowed.

Go to Must and Mustn’t Page

Must and mustn’t ESL infographic for beginners showing obligation and prohibition with simple rules – ESL Inventory

Should and shouldn’t ESL infographic for beginners showing advice and recommendations with simple examples – ESL Inventory

We use should and shouldn’t to give advice.
Should means a good idea, and shouldn’t means a bad idea.

Go to Should and Shouldn’t Page

Basic Vocabulary Exercises: Various topics