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Free English learning materials
Everything Slay School teachers have made for learning on your own, in one place: rules with tables, quizzes with explanations, irregular verbs, the alphabet with audio and a level test. Open and practise — no sign-up, no payment.
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- With audio and explanations
- A1 to B2
- For kids and adults
Grammar
Rules in plain words — and quizzes to check right away that it all makes sense.
English grammar: rules and tables
Rules: 22 · A1–B2
A guide to the 12 tenses, the passive, reported speech and modal verbs — with tables, examples and common mistakes.
Open the guideEnglish tenses chart
12 tenses · with quizzes
All 12 tenses on one page: positive, negative and question forms, when to use them, signal words and quizzes.
See the chartEnglish grammar quizzes
Quizzes: 18 · with answers
Short quizzes by topic: tenses, articles, conditionals, prepositions. An explanation after every answer.
Choose a quiz
Words and pronunciation
What you need to know by heart: with audio, a trainer and games.
Irregular verbs
Verbs: 144 · with a trainer
A table with transcription and audio, a Top 50 filter and a “Test yourself” trainer. Printable.
Open the tableThe English alphabet
Letters: 26 · with games
Letter cards with pronunciation and transcription, games for kids and “spell it out” for a name or an email.
Learn the alphabetNumbers in English
Converter · 3 exercises
From 0 to a million with audio: thirteen vs thirty by ear, and in hundreds, any number in words and exercises.
Learn numbersMonths of the year
Words: 15 · with exercises
January, February, March — the 12 months with pronunciation, how to say dates and in vs on.
Learn the monthsDays of the week
Words: 15 · with exercises
Monday, Tuesday, weekend — the days with pronunciation, the preposition on and useful words: today, tomorrow.
Learn the daysSeasons and weather
Words: 16 · with exercises
Spring, summer, autumn or fall, winter — and weather words: warm, cold, rain, snow.
Learn the wordsColours in English
Words: 20 · with exercises
Red, blue, green — 20 colours and shades with pronunciation. Great for lessons with kids.
Learn colours
Check your level
Find out where to start, or get ready for an exam.
Language level tests
Tests: 16 · A1–C1
English for adults, kids, business and IT, plus French, German, Spanish and more — your CEFR level with a review of your mistakes.
Find your levelEnglish levels A1–C2
6 levels · chart
What you can do at each CEFR level, how many words and hours it takes, IELTS and Cambridge equivalents and the level you need for work or study.
See the chartNMT English practice test
Questions: 32 · 60 minutes
A test in the format of Ukraine’s NMT: reading and use of English, a timer, a 100–200 score and an explanation for every mistake.
Take the testЄВІ English practice test
Tasks: 30 · 45 minutes
For Ukraine’s master’s entrance exam: 30 tasks in the 2026 format — reading and use of English, a timer and every mistake explained.
Take the testMaritime English test (Marlins-style)
Questions: 20 · A2–B2
For seafarers and cadets: parts of the ship, ranks, SMCP radio phrases and grammar in work situations — with explanations.
Take the test
Read and practise
Something useful every day: articles, short courses and a game for kids.
English blog
Phrases · grammar · vocabulary
How to say a phrase in English, grammar in plain words and topic vocabulary — with examples and exercises.
Read the blogMini-courses
Courses: 15 · day 1 free
Self-study courses, 15 minutes a day, with audio and spaced review. Day 1 of every course is free.
Try itSlay City: English as a game
For kids · free demo
The school’s learning game: missions on a city map, rewards and a parent dashboard. Try the demo without signing up.
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FAQ
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Is it all really free?
Yes. The grammar guide, quizzes, irregular verbs, alphabet, level tests, NMT practice test and blog are completely free, with no sign-up. Mini-courses have a free first day, and Slay City has a demo.
Where do I start if I don’t know my level?
Take the English level test: it shows your CEFR level and the topics worth working on. Then read those rules in the grammar guide and take the grammar quizzes on them.
Are the materials suitable for kids?
Yes. For kids there is the English alphabet with games, the English test for kids and Slay City. Grammar and quizzes work well together with a parent from about 10–11 years old.
Can I share these materials with my students?
Yes, send the links as homework: the quizzes explain every answer, and the irregular verbs table and the alphabet are printable.
Can these materials replace lessons with a teacher?
They help you review and test yourself, but talking with a teacher is the fastest way to start speaking. Your first trial lesson at Slay School is free: we’ll check your level and suggest a programme.
Next step
Keep learning with a mini-course
Short online courses by Slay School teachers: a 15-minute lesson a day with audio, exercises and dialogues, and the words you forget come back on their own.
- Day 1 is free
- 15 minutes a day, at your own pace
- Every word has audio
- Lifetime access once paid
All you need to start is an email or a Google account.
- Day 1 — freeLevel A0–A1
English from Zero in 7 Days
For absolute beginners: greetings, numbers, family, cafés, days of the week and your first story about yourself. 7 interactive lessons with audio.
7 days · $7About the course - Day 1 — freeLevel A1–A2
English for Travel in 10 Days
10 travel situations — airport, border, hotel, café, transport, shopping, pharmacy — with ready phrases, dialogues and AI role-play.
10 days · $12About the course - Day 1 — freeLevel A1–A2
500 English Words in 30 Days
The 500 most useful English words for A1–A2 in 30 days: 30 topics, audio for every word, mini-dialogues and spaced repetition that keeps the words in your memory.
30 days · $15About the course