Grammar Point Explainer With Practice
Learn one grammar point deeply with exercises.
Added October 15, 2026. Written with AI assistance and checked for clarity and placeholders; not reviewed by a lawyer, accountant, clinician or other professional. How these prompts are made
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Teach me one grammar point in [TARGET_LANGUAGE]. The point: [GRAMMAR_POINT]. My native language: [NATIVE_LANGUAGE]. My level: [LEVEL]. Explain it in my native language in three parts: when to use it (with rules in plain words), how to form it (a small table), and common mistakes that speakers of my native language make. Give eight example sentences from simple to more complex with translations. Then provide twelve exercises: four gap-fills, four transformations, and four translations into the target language, with the answers in a separate section. Include a mini-dialogue that uses the point naturally. Finish with a three-day review schedule and a diagnostic question to check I really understood. Mark exceptions clearly and note when usage varies between regions. Add a section titled Why This Is Hard For Me that predicts the two most likely errors given my native language, and a contrast exercise with a similar grammar point that learners often confuse. Offer a short reading passage of about 80 words using the point several times, and a question to check comprehension.
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