Learn English Grammar in Hindi & English — Free Online

Step Ahead Grammar is a free English-grammar portal built for Indian learners. Every topic is explained in simple English with a Hindi explanation (हिंदी में समझें), followed by practice questions with answers and explanations — so you understand why an answer is right, not just which option to tick.

103 grammar topics 9 modules 1930+ practice questions 175 vocabulary words 503 verb tables Hindi + English

What you can learn here

Grammar topics A–Z

103 topics across 9 modules — parts of speech, nouns, pronouns, adjectives, adverbs, tenses, articles, prepositions, clauses, voice and narration. Every page carries the rule, a formula, examples, common mistakes and a Hindi explanation.

Vocabulary with Hindi meanings

175 high-value words with Hindi meaning, pronunciation, an example sentence, common mistakes and synonym/antonym links — useful for competitive exams and IELTS.

Verb forms (V1 V2 V3)

Conjugation tables for irregular and regular verbs with V2, V3, V-ing, -s form and Hindi meaning — the building blocks of every tense.

Practice, tests & progress

1930+ practice questions with instant feedback and explanations, timed tests, a free placement test, weak-area revision and shareable certificates. Create a free account to start.

Popular grammar topics

How to use this portal

  1. Find your level — take the free placement test.
  2. Read one topic — rule, formula and examples first.
  3. Answer the practice questions and read every explanation.
  4. Revise weak areas and the “Common Mistakes” notes.
  5. Take a timed test and review your score before the next topic.

Frequently asked questions

Is Step Ahead Grammar free to use?

Yes. All grammar topics, vocabulary lists and verb tables are free to read. A free account adds practice questions, timed tests, a placement test, weak-area revision and progress tracking.

Are the lessons in Hindi or English?

Rules and examples are written in simple English, and every grammar topic also carries a Hindi explanation so learners who are more comfortable in Hindi can understand the concept in their own language.

Where should a beginner start?

Start with the Foundation module — parts of speech, nouns, pronouns and verbs — then move on to sentence structure and tenses. Answer the practice questions after each topic before moving ahead.

How many topics and questions does the portal have?

It covers 103 grammar topics across 9 modules with 1930+ practice questions, plus 175 vocabulary words with Hindi meanings and 503 verb conjugation tables.

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