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Learn grammar step by step and use it when you speak.

Vozi teaches a structure from the beginning, supports each attempt and gradually removes help until you can use it in a real conversation.

3 phases: learn, practice and converse Voice or text Every topic open
VoziTell me one thing you did last Saturday.
YouI goed to the market with my sister.
VoziNot yet. Go is irregular: check its past form.
YouI went to the market with my sister.
A hint about the rule, never the answer

Illustrative example of a practice in the app.

What is Vozi Grammar?

Vozi Grammar is HelloVozi's grammar coach: a guided conversational lesson that teaches you an English structure from the beginning and stays with you until you can use it when you speak. You practice by voice or by text, and every topic is open.

It works in three phases. First you learn the form and meaning on a dynamic whiteboard. Then you practice with adaptive support: if you make a mistake, Vozi says “Not yet” with a hint about the rule, without giving you the answer, and you can ask for a simpler explanation. Finally, you use the grammar in a real conversation, in a new context, where Vozi checks that you use it on your own.

Unlike a grammar checker, Vozi Grammar teaches first and uses correction as part of the path toward communication. Vozi speaks to you only in English, with shorter sentences and clear examples if you are just starting. At the end you see your result and a suggestion to review in two days.

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One structure at a timeLearn · Practice · Converse

How does Vozi Grammar teach English grammar?

It guides you through three phases: you learn the form and meaning on a dynamic whiteboard, practice with adaptive support and use the grammar in a real conversation where Vozi checks that you already use it on your own.

Explore the patternFinished actions
Subject + past formdid + base verb
Example

She visited her grandma last weekend.

+ She visited Cuenca.− She didn't visit Quito.? Did she visit Loja?
  • The board shows; the voice explains
  • Example first at A1 and A2
  • Quick check with two options

From the rule to your own conversation.

This is a full lesson, from start to finish. Scroll.

1 of 5

Choose a topic.

Every topic is open. Vozi shows you the ones recommended for your level, the ones to review and the challenges, or you pick the one you need.

Past simple, present perfect, conditionals…

2 of 5

Learn the structure.

The board shows the formula, real examples and the affirmative, negative and question forms. Vozi's voice gives you the purpose and the key idea, without reading the board.

Before practicing, a quick check with two options.

3 of 5

Practice with support.

If you make a mistake, Vozi says “Not yet” with a hint about the rule, without giving you the answer, and you get another try. You can ask for a hint or a simpler explanation whenever you want.

If the second try does not work, you see the full correction and move on to a new task.

4 of 5

Use it in a real conversation.

Vozi changes the situation and talks with you about what you say. No answers in sight: that is how it checks you already use it on your own.

It comments on your ideas and asks one question at a time.

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See your result.

What you learned, what to keep improving, the mistake you fixed yourself and your best sentence. Vozi suggests coming back in 2 days for a 3-minute review.

Everything comes from your answers. No made-up grades.

Grammar topics explained, by level.

In the app every topic is open, for every level. These also have a full guide on the site. Pick one and see its formula.

Level A1

Routines, habits and what is happening now.

Level A2

Past, future, comparisons and experiences.

Level B1

Conditions, hypotheses and the focus on the action.

VzVozi Grammar · whiteboard
A2
Past simple
Subject + past formdid + base verb

Finished actions in the past, with the most common irregular verbs. We visited Cuenca last year.

Read the Past simple guide

Grammar you use when you speak, for learners and institutions.

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Learners

You understand the rule and use it when you speak, at your own pace and without fear of mistakes.

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Teachers

Reinforcement between classes of the topic taught in the classroom, with individual practice.

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Institutions

Grammar practice with conversation for every learner, at every level.

What matters before starting.

Does Vozi Grammar only correct mistakes?

No. It teaches first, adapts practice to the learner and uses correction as part of a scaffold that leads to independent communication.

What happens when a learner needs help?

Learners can ask for a hint or a simpler explanation. The coach offers only the support needed and then checks a new response.

How does grammar practice end?

It ends with a connected conversation in a new context. The learner must use the target grammar independently across several responses.

What are the three Vozi Grammar phases?

Learn the model, practice with adaptive support, and demonstrate the grammar in real conversation.

Do not memorize a rule. Learn to use it when you speak.

Choose a grammar goal and let Vozi guide you from the first explanation to the final conversation.

  1. 1Learn
  2. 2Practice
  3. 3Converse