The Skill Corner

Do you struggle with English grammar rules? Don’t worry—you’re not alone. Many learners find grammar challenging, but with the right free tools, you can improve step by step. In this blog, I’ll share the best free websites to improve your English grammar.  These platforms are easy to use, trusted by learners worldwide, and completely free. 1. Grammarly (Free Version) Grammarly is one of the most popular tools for checking grammar, spelling, and sentence structure. The free version is perfect for students, bloggers, and professionals who want quick corrections. 👉 Best for: Real-time grammar and spelling checks. 2. British Council – LearnEnglish The British Council website has free grammar lessons, quizzes, and games. It’s great for learners at beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels. 👉  Best for:  Step-by-step grammar lessons and exercises. 3. Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL) Purdue OWL is a trusted site for grammar and writing rules. It’s widely used by students and ...

 🧠 Study Smarter, Not Harder: Habits That Changed My Learning Simple study tips that helped me improve without feeling overwhelmed When I first started learning English and other subjects, I used to study for long hours — but I didn’t always get good results. Over time, I realized that it’s not about how long you study , but how you study that really matters. Here are the small but powerful study habits that helped me learn better — especially as a non-native English learner 👇 1. I Study with a Goal, Not Just Time Instead of saying “I’ll study for 2 hours,” I now say, “I’ll finish one topic and write 3 key points about it.” This helps me stay focused and waste less time. 2. I Study in Short Sessions I use the Pomodoro method — study for 25 minutes, then take a 5-minute break.  It keeps my brain fresh and helps me avoid burnout. 3. I Mix Reading, Writing & Speaking When I study English or marketing, I: Read one article or blog post Write my thoughts in simple English Spea...