
Grove: Learn English
ABC to C2, phonics and reading
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What's New in Grove
3.0
October 24, 2026
Version 3.0 turns Grove from a reader into a whole English course, from the alphabet to the C2 level. It is still offline, still in English, and still without an account. THE LEARN TAB A self-study course to use beside a teacher and the school textbook, in seven stages: First steps (words by ear, the letters and their sounds, over 400 everyday words with pictures, the first sentences, and stories read aloud), then Beginner, Elementary, Intermediate, Upper-intermediate, Advanced and Mastery, from A1 to C2 and up to 10,000 words. There are 142 lessons, 51 first-step units, five on pronunciation, four books of easy stories read as lessons, and 212 sets of words, all in English. Every unit says what you will be able to do by its end. In the first steps every instruction is spoken, each new kind of question is shown before it is asked, and nothing needs typing. A learner who cannot read yet can take a slower way: a few sounds at a time, heard first in words they know, then traced with a finger, and said aloud. Where to start finds your stage for you. THE SAME SEVEN PARTS IN EVERY LESSON Remember: a few questions from earlier. Look: the point in example sentences, each one spoken. Learn: the rule in a plain sentence, and the mistakes people make. Try: questions marked the moment you answer, with the reason for every wrong one. Use: a passage to read, a talk to hear, or something to write or say, against a model and a checklist. Check: ten questions, and if they go wrong, the rule comes back with ten others. Keep: the lesson's words go into your memory. Every sentence in a lesson keeps to the words of its stage. REVIEW THAT REMEMBERS FOR YOU Every word you keep and every point you miss comes back after a day, then three, then a week, and further apart each time you remember it, asked a different way each time. PRACTICE QUESTIONS AND TIMED TESTS From Stage 3, every stage has its own practice questions, 4,211 in all, in the forms many tests of English use and at the stage's level: reading passages, grammar and correct sentences, filling gaps, words and idioms, sentences and paragraphs, reading and reasoning, listening, writing and speaking. Each kind of question explains how to work it, shows a worked example, names the lessons that teach it, and gives practice, with a Time me switch. 52 timed tests and 31 timed writing papers are fixed sets against the clock, each the same every time, with every answer walked through afterwards. Marking is plain: one mark a question, and nothing taken off. Essays, letters, precis and speaking come with feedback by rule, a marking guide, samples and a model answer. THE SAME FOR EVERY LEARNER Everyone gets the same Grove: no profile to set up, no age to give, and every stage, its practice and its timed tests open to all. HEAR IT, SAY IT Five units, one in each of the first five stages, teach the 44 sounds of English with pairs to hear, word stress, weak forms and rhythm, and the points that most mark an Indian speaker. Wherever a lesson asks you to read aloud, Grove can listen, on the device wherever it can, and show which words did not come through clearly. NINE GAMES Memory pairs, word ladders, anagrams, a sentence race, odd one out, crosswords, catch the error, a word duel against Grove, and a precis sprint, each at your own stage. NOT A SCOREBOARD The only scores are on checks and timed tests. Only the timed tests, speaking tasks and three games have a clock, unless you ask practice to time you, and Settings turns them off. No streaks, no leaderboards, no reminders. STILL A READER Three tabs: Read for your books, Learn for the course, and Look up for the dictionary, grammar, word origins and pronunciation, every part of which a lesson teaches first. Tap any word in any book and take any sentence apart, as before.
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