EnglishGrammar.org is a grammar-focused website for people who want to improve written and spoken English. Its catalogue entry records explanations of language points such as infinitives and gerunds, relative pronouns, and prepositions, plus online and PDF exercises.

The site also promotes a grammar guide and language tools. Its current page title references a 2026 Grammar Guide. Precise pricing tiers, a fixed CEFR syllabus, and third-party integrations were not clear enough to verify, so this review does not claim them.

Think of it as a reference and supplementary-practice site rather than a complete teacher dashboard or sequenced ESL course.

Use a relevant explanation after introducing a grammar point, or send it to a learner who needs a second version of the rule. Follow the reading with an exercise and then move into a communicative activity designed by the teacher.

• Homework support: share one reference page for review.
• Error correction: direct learners to the rule behind a repeated error.
• Independent study: let learners explore a specific weak point.
• Worksheet extension: use an exercise after textbook practice.

Preview pages before class because level labels and the exact format may vary across the site.

EnglishGrammar.org is worth bookmarking as an additional explanation and exercise bank. Free public access makes it easy to test without committing to a platform.

It will not replace a lesson plan when your goal is interaction, speaking, listening, differentiation, or progress reporting. Add your own lead-in, examples, concept-checking questions, and production stage.

Verdict: useful for targeted reference and reinforcement; pair it with richer classroom materials for complete lessons.