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- A1 to B2
- CEFR aligned
- 6 exercise types
- listen, build, match
- 5 min
- per lesson
Why learners love LearnLingo
Learn by doing
Translate, listen, match and fill the gap. Six exercise types keep every lesson fresh and active.
Never forget
Practice brings back the words and sentences you got wrong, right when you need them again.
Stay motivated
Streaks, XP and weekly leagues turn five minutes of practice into a daily habit.
Hear real English
Every sentence can be played aloud, so your listening grows together with your vocabulary.
Grammar that makes sense
Short tips explain each pattern with examples and native-language notes before you practice it.
Free and private
Start without an account. Create a free profile only when you want to save progress across devices.
Your first 5 units of English
20 lessons, 222 exercises and 119 essential words, from your first hello to asking for directions.
See the A1 course- 1
Greetings & Introductions
Say hello and goodbye, introduce yourself and ask how someone is. Learn the verb "to be" and where people are from.
- 2
People & Family
Talk about your family and the people around you. Use my/your/his/her, this/that and "have got" to describe people.
- 3
Food & Drink
Name everyday food and drinks, say what you like and don't like, and order politely in a cafe with "I would like".
- 4
Daily Routine & Time
Talk about your day with the present simple, tell the time and say how often you do things.
- 5
Places & Directions
Name places in a city, say where things are and ask for and give simple directions.
How it works
Step 1Find your level
Take the five-minute level test, or start from the very first lesson.
Step 2Learn five minutes a day
Short lessons with instant feedback. Sage cheers you on when you get it right.
Step 3Build a habit
Keep your streak alive, climb the weekly league and review your mistakes.
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A simple 15-minute daily English routine that covers review, new material, listening and speaking, with variations for busy days and a weekly rotation.
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A clear guide to English articles: when to use a, an, the or no article at all, with simple rules, sound-based tips, examples and a practice quiz.
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What A1 English means on the CEFR scale, the words and grammar you need, real example sentences, and a simple plan to reach A1 and move on to A2.
6 min readFrequently asked questions
Is LearnLingo really free?+
Yes. The full English course, the level test, the grammar guides and the blog are free. You can start learning without creating an account.
What level of English is LearnLingo for?+
The course starts at A1 for complete beginners and follows the CEFR scale through A2, B1 and B2. If you already know some English, the level test suggests where to start.
How long is each lesson?+
Most lessons take about five minutes. Each one mixes vocabulary, listening and sentence building, so short daily sessions add up quickly.
Do I need to download an app?+
No. LearnLingo runs in any modern browser on your phone, tablet or computer. Mobile apps are planned, and your profile will work there too.
Can I learn English if my native language is Turkish?+
Yes. Lessons currently include Turkish translations and notes, and more native languages are coming soon.