30-day learning path
30 Days English Challenge
Build your spoken English one small step at a time. Learn a clear pattern, compare everyday examples, and practise before moving to the next lesson.
30 lessonsExamples and guided practice
Days 1–10
Sentence foundations
10 short lessons
- 1Subject Pronouns: Build Clear English SentencesIntroduce people and describe their everyday activities without repeating every name.
- 2Positive, Negative and Question Forms in EnglishTell someone what happens, say what does not happen and check the same information.
- 3Object Pronouns: When to Use Me, Him, Her and ThemDescribe who receives an action and who a message, gift or invitation is for.
- 4Am, Is, Are, Was and Were: Choose the Right FormDescribe people, places and actions now and at a past moment.
- 5Have, Has and Had: Simple Rules and Everyday ExamplesTalk about possessions and experiences while choosing the correct question pattern.
- 6Relative Pronouns: Connect Ideas with Who, Which and ThatJoin short messages so a listener knows which person or thing you mean.
- 7Will, Shall, May and Can: Ability, Offers and PermissionMake an offer, discuss a possibility and ask for permission naturally.
- 8Would, Should, Could and Might: Uses and ExamplesAsk politely, offer useful advice and discuss an uncertain possibility.
- 9Reflexive Pronouns, Plural Nouns and Abstract NounsDescribe actions you do yourself, count familiar things and talk about qualities or ideas.
- 10Do, Does and Did: Ask Questions and Make NegativesAsk about routines and past events without adding an extra ending to the main verb.
Days 11–17
Everyday grammar
7 short lessons
- 11A, An and The: Choose the Right English ArticleIntroduce an item, identify it later and avoid unnecessary articles.
- 12To, For, In, On and At: Everyday PrepositionsExplain a destination, a purpose and a familiar time or place.
- 13For, Since, During and While: Say When and How LongExplain how long something lasts, when it started and what happened alongside it.
- 14Prepositions of Place: In, On, Beside and Next ToGive clear directions around one room without confusing sequence and position.
- 15Over, Under, Above and Below: Position and MovementDescribe where things are and how they move above, below, over or under other things.
- 16Indefinite Pronouns: Someone, Anyone, Everyone and NobodyTalk about people, places and things without naming every one.
- 17English Question Words: Ask for the Right InformationAsk for the particular information you need and recognize a useful answer.
Days 18–21
Tense comparisons
4 short lessons
- 18Present, Past and Future: Choosing the Right Verb FormDescribe a routine, a finished event and a future prediction using one familiar activity.
- 19Continuous Tenses: Describe Actions in ProgressDescribe what is in progress around now, a past moment or a future moment.
- 20Perfect Tenses: Present, Past and Future ExplainedTalk about what has happened, what happened before a past event and what will be done by a future time.
- 21Perfect Continuous Tenses: Explain How LongSay how long an activity has continued up to now, a past time or a future time.
Days 22–30
Expressing ideas accurately
9 short lessons
- 22English Conjunctions: Connect Ideas with And, But and BecauseConnect short ideas so your listener understands addition, contrast, choice, reason and result.
- 23Each, Either and Neither: Understand the DifferenceDiscuss people one by one and make choices between two alternatives.
- 24English Adjectives: Describe People and Things ClearlyDescribe people and things with clear, well-placed adjectives.
- 25English Adverbs: How, When, How Often and How MuchExplain how, when, how often and how much something happens.
- 26Comparatives and Superlatives: Compare People and ThingsCompare two things and choose the best option from a group.
- 27Active and Passive Voice: Rules, Examples and PracticeDescribe one event from the doer’s viewpoint or the receiver’s viewpoint.
- 28English Conditionals: Real and Imagined SituationsUse if to explain possible results and imagine different situations.
- 29Reported Speech: Share What Someone SaidPass on a message while keeping people, time and question order clear.
- 30Countable and Uncountable Nouns: Choose the Right QuantityDescribe useful amounts, make an offer and explain whether you have enough.