A LITTLE PRACTICE. A LOT MORE CONFIDENCE.

Small steps.
Stronger English.

Make sense of A2 Key and B1 Preliminary. Build your skills with clear guides, original practice and free tools that keep learning simple.

Free to explore. No account needed. Made for your pace.

Written by an experienced exam parentOriginal questions & explained answersFor teens, adults & parents

KNOW WHERE YOU’RE HEADING

Two levels. Your next step.

Start with the exam you’re preparing for. We’ll help you understand each paper and practise with a purpose.

FOUNDATION • KET

A2 Key

Everyday English, a clear foundation. Get comfortable with short texts, simple messages and real-life conversations.

Explore the A2 Key guide
3 papers7 Reading & Writing partsStandard & for Schools
NEXT LEVEL • PET

B1 Preliminary

More independence, more possibilities. Develop longer answers, explain your opinions and connect your ideas.

Explore the B1 Preliminary guide
4 papers4 equally weighted skillsStandard & for Schools

Taking A2 Key on paper? Read the December 2026 change for standard A2 Key.

A GOOD PLACE TO BEGIN

Clear advice. Useful practice.

Explore all six guides

LESS GUESSWORK. MORE LEARNING.

A few helpful lab tools.

Quick, focused tools for your study session. Everything works in your browser; your writing stays with you.

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Writing word counter

Check your length, choose your task and work through a practical writing checklist.

Check your writing
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Irregular verbs drill

Practise past forms, learn accepted variants and build a streak with 60 useful verbs.

Try the verbs drill

FOR THE PEOPLE CHEERING THEM ON

Supporting a learner?
Start with a calmer plan.

Understand Schools versions, choose a centre and help at home without turning every evening into an exam.

The parents’ guide