Grammar: Fixing Broken English 🧩

Welcome to the Grammar section.

This activity works on a problem all language learners have:

👉 Broken English

What is broken English?

Broken English is when you speak fluently, but:

• A small word is missing
• A word form is wrong
• Words are in the wrong order
• Articles or prepositions are missing

People can understand you —
but something doesn’t sound right.

That’s broken English.

Our goal: Sound Grammar

We want your English to sound right.

This activity helps you build sound grammar — grammar that feels natural and correct.

We don’t use:

• Long rule explanations
• Traditional fill-in-the-blank drills
• One-rule-only practice

Instead, we work on everything.

How the activity works

• You see the conversation again
• One word or form is missing
• You choose the word that sounds right
• You move quickly

Think of it like a language puzzle.

Don’t overthink.
Just notice:

• The words before
• The words after
• What sounds correct

If you need help:

• Play the audio again
• Check the script below

Why this works

We don’t explain lots of grammar rules — on purpose.

This is not a grammar course.
It’s a listening and speaking course.

You learn grammar by:

• Hearing it
• Seeing it
• Noticing patterns

That’s how you learned your first language.

What you practice

In one activity, you work on:

• Singular / plural nouns
• Verb forms
• Word order
• Articles and prepositions
• Capitalization
• The main grammar point of the lesson

So you learn:

• One target grammar point
• Plus many small but important details

Time & focus

• One grammar activity per conversation
• Very quick
• Very focused

This activity prepares you perfectly for the pronunciation lesson next.

👉 Fix the small problems, and your English becomes clear, natural, and confident.