The grammar game.
One thousand and forty-eight grammar and vocabulary questions across fifty-three topics, behind a single adaptive round of ten. Pick a mode below and play; every wrong answer explains itself on the spot.
Ten questions. The ladder decides which ten.
Progress is stored only in this browser. The reset button on the end screen wipes it completely.
Why this page exists. A game should be honest about what it knows. The level here is an indicative signal built from your answers, not a band prediction, and nothing you do on this page leaves your browser: progress lives in local storage, wiped whenever you press reset.
A staircase, weighted towards what you get wrong.
The machinery, in one paragraph.
Two consecutive right answers move you up a tier; two consecutive wrong answers move you down one. Within a tier, questions are drawn from the mode’s topics, weighted towards the ones you have answered worst, and the bank avoids repeating anything you have seen recently. Grammar mode runs the full ladder from Band 5 to 8+; vocabulary mode sits on the middle rungs, its meaning drills at Band 6 to 7 and its collocation drills at Band 7; everything mode mixes the lot. The tier labels come from the site’s own grammar ladder, the same map on IELTS by band and Grammar by band, and every question is drawn, unchanged, from the grammar topic pages and vocabulary banks, so anything the game exposes can be repaired one click away.
The book of the method
The Proper English Grammar Guide to IELTS Speaking
The method this site drills for free, written down properly: five response frameworks, thirteen grammatical structures taken to automation, vocabulary by band, pronunciation with audio demonstrations one scan away, and first-language guidance for eight language families. 614 pages, built from more than two thousand documented one-to-one lessons. Most guides teach every candidate the same English; this one starts from what your first language makes you do.
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