The Complete English Set
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Minati Ma’am’s Academy
You’re not bad at English.
You’re out of practice.
This is the whole thing, running, on this page. Scroll and it teaches you something before it asks you for anything.
219lessons written
11,517questions
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The mistake
The list of items are long.
✓The list of items is long.
Why: The subject is list, not items.
That is one lesson. There are 219 of them.
Then it asks you
Six kinds of question, not one.
A single format is a thing you learn to game rather than a thing you learn. These are the real questions from the lesson above — answer as many as you like, and the reason comes back either way.
Which sentence is correct?
Why: The subject is box, which is singular. Therefore, use is.
The bouquet of flowers ______ beautiful.
Why: The subject is bouquet, not flowers. Hence, is is correct.
Which sentence is correct?
Why: The subject is quality, a singular noun, so use is.
A basket of mangoes ______ on the kitchen table.
Why: The subject is basket, which is singular.
Which sentence is incorrect?
Why: The subject is list, not students. Therefore, it should be The list of students is ready.
The smell of the flowers ______ pleasant.
Why: The subject is smell, which is singular.
Choose the correct sentence.
Why: The subject is packet, so the singular verb is is correct.
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And it remembers you
It notices when you come back.
Not a leaderboard and nothing to compete with. It keeps your place, counts the days you turned up, and puts your name on a certificate at the end.
12days in a row
1,240XP earned
8/50lessons done
Certificate
Asha Sharma
50 Ultimate English Blunders · completed
Yesterday counted. So does today.
The companion
Meet Pipo.
He is the small face that has been talking in the corner of everything you just scrolled past. Ask him anything about English and he answers — one of 211 written out by hand, all of it sitting on your own device.
what is a comma splice?
A comma cannot join two complete sentences — that is a comma splice. Use a full stop, a semicolon, or a joining word: She studied hard, so the result showed it.
i get nervous when I speak
Everyone rehearses silently and then panics aloud. Two things help: prepare three sentences you can always fall back on, and accept that a small mistake costs you nothing.
The courses
None of them general English.
Every one of them opens the first two lessons to anybody, free, with no account. Read them before you decide.
50 Ultimate English Blunders
Fifty mistakes almost every English learner makes, corrected and drilled.
50 lessons
2,536 questions
Tenses, End to End
Every tense in English, from present simple to future perfect continuous.
12 lessons
660 questions
Prepositions That Trip Everyone
In, on, at, by, for, since — the small words that decide how you sound.
28 lessons
1,484 questions
Spoken English: Everyday Fluency
The patterns, rhythm and phrases people really use at work and at home.
32 lessons
1,696 questions
Punctuation with Confidence
Commas, semicolons and apostrophes, and how they change meaning.
22 lessons
1,166 questions
Vocabulary for Competitive Exams
Words, roots and patterns that keep coming back in SSC, Banking and UPSC.
50 lessons
2,650 questions
Interview, Email and Letters
Writing that gets replies, and interview answers that land.
25 lessons
1,325 questions
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Start with the first two lessons.
Read them on the train tonight. If they change how you say one thing, the rest of the course will change how you say fifty.
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