Part 2: Sound Grammar Quiz 🧩

In this lesson, you’ll learn how to do the grammar activity.

This activity is very different from traditional grammar practice.

The goal is to fix broken English.

What is “broken English”?

Broken English is when someone speaks fluently, but:

• One small word is missing
• A word form is wrong
• A word is in the wrong place

People can still understand you — but something sounds off.

This activity helps you fix that.

Why it’s called Sound Grammar

“Sound” has two meanings:

1. Sound you hear
2. Sound = correct, good, proper

So sound grammar means grammar that sounds right.

You don’t learn this by memorizing rules.
You learn it by hearing English again and again.

How the activity works

• We reuse the entire conversation
• You put the conversation back together
• You choose the correct words, forms, and order

We work on:

• Content words (verbs, nouns, adjectives)
• Function words (small words like prepositions, articles, connectors)

These small words are very important — and very hard.

Why this activity works

• It’s quick
• It’s easy
• It’s game-like
• You can redo it as many times as you want

You can do it:

• On your phone
• On your computer
• In a short break

After each activity, you can:

• Check your score
• Listen again
• Review vocabulary

The real goal

When you choose an answer, we want you to think:

👉 Does this sound right?

That’s how you learned grammar in your first language.
You heard patterns again and again — and they started to feel correct.

And remember:

Reading is cheating.
Listening builds real grammar.

There are 20 lessons like this in the course.
Each one helps you build sound grammar — naturally.

Have fun with it 🎧✨