About English Atlas
A clear map for learning English
Why English Atlas
The right next step, not more noise
There is no shortage of English material online. The hard part is knowing what to study next, and finding explanations that make sense the first time.
English Atlas brings everything into one place and puts it in order. Lessons, quizzes and vocabulary are grouped by level and skill, so you can see where you are and where to go next.
- Lessons
- 12
- Quiz questions
- 48
- Words
- 48
Clear before clever
Each lesson explains one idea in plain English, with short examples you can reuse in your own sentences.
Practice straight away
Every lesson ends with a quiz that gives instant feedback, so you find out what you know while it's still fresh.
Organized by level
Lessons and vocabulary follow the CEFR scale, so you always know what to study next.
The CEFR scale
Six levels, from first words to fluency
The Common European Framework of Reference describes what learners can do at each stage. Schools, employers and exam boards around the world use it.
- A1BeginnerUse everyday phrases, introduce yourself and ask simple questions about people, places and things you know.
- A2ElementaryTalk about your routine, family, shopping and local area, and handle short, simple conversations.
- B1IntermediateCope with most travel situations, describe experiences and plans, and give reasons for your opinions.
- B2Upper intermediateFollow complex texts and fluent conversations, and explain your point of view on a wide range of topics.
- C1AdvancedUnderstand long, demanding texts and express yourself fluently and flexibly at work, at university and socially.
- C2ProficientUnderstand almost everything you hear or read and express yourself precisely, even on complex subjects.
Who it's for
Made for every kind of English learner
Students and self-learners
Follow the lessons at your level, practice with flashcards and track the lessons you finish.
Exam candidates
Strengthen grammar, vocabulary and writing for exams like IELTS, TOEFL and Cambridge English.
Teachers
Share lessons with your class, use the quizzes as warm-ups and point students to the right level.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is English Atlas free?
Yes. Every lesson, quiz, flashcard and the level test is free to use, and you don't need an account.
Do I need to create an account?
No. Your progress, such as the lessons you complete and the words you know, is saved in your browser on this device. If you clear your browser data or switch devices, it starts again from zero.
Which kind of English do you teach?
We use American spelling and vocabulary, and point out British differences where they matter, so the lessons work wherever you use English.
How accurate is the level test?
It gives a quick estimate based on grammar and vocabulary questions. It's a good guide for choosing lessons, but it isn't an official certificate. For that, take a recognized exam such as Cambridge English, IELTS or TOEFL.
Can teachers use the lessons in class?
Of course. Share a lesson link with your students, or work through a lesson and its quiz together in class.
Can I suggest a lesson or report a mistake?
Yes, please do. Send us a message through the contact page and we'll take a look.
Still have a question? Send us a message
Not sure where to start?
Take the level test and get lessons matched to you.
In about ten minutes you'll get an estimated CEFR level, a breakdown of your answers and the best lessons to start with.
