Adaptive grammar practice · Upper secondary English
Grammar Coach learns which grammar you have mastered and which mistakes keep coming back – and builds every practice session around that. Made for Swedish students of English.
For GY25 English levels 1–3 and GY11 English 7.
Choose the correct sentence
Correct!
Yesterday is a finished time, so we use the past simple.
Explain in Swedish
How it works
A short check across the grammar areas in your course. It is a first picture, not a grade – it will be adjusted as you practise.
Each session picks exercises for the areas you actually need, from recognising an error to rewriting the sentence yourself.
Every answer updates your grammar profile. Areas you master step back; recurring mistakes come back until they stick.
For students
Personal practice every time
Short sessions focused on your weak spots, not on what you already know.
Your grammar profile
Confident, Developing or Needs practice for each area – no grades, no percentages.
“You fixed something”
See when a mistake you used to make has finally stuck.
For teachers
One class link
Students join with a class code. No setup per student.
Class insights
Which areas need attention, which students need support and which exact error they make.
Recommended action, with “Why?”
A suggested next step – review, assign or support – with the evidence behind it.
Built for Swedish learners
Exercises and feedback are built around typical transfer errors from Swedish – like “since three years” or “I have seen him yesterday”. Everything is in English, and every explanation has an Explain in Swedish button when you need it. Using Swedish support never lowers your progress.
✗I have lived here since three years.
✓I have lived here for three years.
Swedish “sedan” covers both since and for.
✗She don’t like coffee.
✓She doesn’t like coffee.
Swedish verbs don’t change with the subject.
Explain in Swedish
Använd for med en tidslängd (three years) och since med en startpunkt (2023).
It takes a few minutes to find out where you are.
This is a demo. Grammar Coach is an early version being tested with teachers. Exercises and explanations are drafts, and the demo accounts use made-up students.