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- English Grammar Guide
Grammar is the mortar that hold the bricks of vocabulary together. Without mortar the bricks can come tumbling down and that can cause embarrassing misunderstandings. There is a common impression that learning English grammar is painful, but it is a lot easier than many other languages. Of course, English is more than just memorizing grammar rules, the grammar must be incorporated into your everyday use of the language. Theory and practice should always go hand in hand. Grammar matters.

That said, here on the Learn English Network, we believe that when you begin to learn English, speaking and building up your vocabulary is more important than worrying about correct grammar. Then, as you progress, you will incorporate more grammar into your learning programme.

At an advanced level you might want to think more about the correct use of the English language and study grammar in more depth

- ENGLISH VOCABULARY GUIDE
Vocabulary simply means words, and English vocabulary means lots and lots of words.

Just think of English vocabulary as the bricks of the language, and to help you build up your vocabulary we have organised these pages using a thematic approach and used lots and lots of pictures and sounds to go with the words.

Beginners:
Learn the basic words at the beginning of each theme.
Do the vocabulary tests.
Search for different images on Google Images and make a collection of links for each word.
Review the words regularly.
Intermediate Learners:
Make sure you know the words at the beginning of each theme.
Study the build-up section and dialogues at the end of each section.
You should be able to do the games and tests.
Make up your own dialogues (you can share them with us on the forum, and we will correct them).
Go to the expanded themes page.
Advanced Learners:
You should already know all the words at the beginning of each theme.
You should be able to understand the build-up section and dialogues at the end of each section.
You should be able to easily complete the games and tests.
You should be able to comfortably read the culture articles for each section.
Why not write your own guide to the culture in your country for each topic (you can share it with us on the forum if you like).