Welcome to English Made Easy 👋

A quick tour so you know where to start

  1. 1. Learn

    Work through the learning path — units ordered from A2 to native level, with interactive practice.

  2. 2. Review

    Everything you learn comes back at just the right time, using spaced repetition (SRS).

  3. 3. Go deeper

    Browse the vocabulary and grammar guide any time, with audio and explanations in Hebrew.

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put/pʊt/
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Put the keys on the table.

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Frequently asked questions

Is it really free to learn English here?

Yes. The entire site is completely free — the learning path, level test, vocabulary, the English–Hebrew dictionary, the speaking phrasebook, grammar and daily review. No sign-up and no payment.

How do I start learning English from scratch?

Take the free level test to find your level (A2–C2), then follow the learning path. Each lesson mixes vocabulary, grammar and interactive practice, and everything you learn comes back in smart spaced review.

How can I learn to speak English quickly?

Open the Speaking section: practical phrases for real situations — greetings, travel, restaurants, work and more. Tap to hear each phrase, then repeat it out loud and get instant pronunciation feedback.

Can I install the site as an app?

Yes. The site is a Progressive Web App — tap "Install" in your browser (or "Add to Home Screen" on iPhone) to use it like a regular app, including offline.

Is it suitable for Hebrew speakers specifically?

Absolutely. Every word and rule is explained in Hebrew, with translations, and the grammar guide highlights the mistakes Hebrew speakers most commonly make in English.