★★★★★
Sentence formation improved
"My child now writes cleaner sentences with correct punctuation. Basic grammar concepts are taught in a practical way. Homework mistakes have reduced."
— Swati
Parent of a 9-year-old learner
Hyderabad
Basic Grammar
🧠 Tiny Steps • Advanced course
Grammar Mastery Classes for Stronger Writing
Advanced grammar and writing support for children who need stronger tenses, sentence control, editing, paragraph writing, and confident expression.
Ages 8–1536 lessonsFlexible pace₹400/class
Premium 1:1 pricing starts at ₹400/class, with the 12-class starter plan at ₹4,800 when that format fits your child.
Parent trust
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Pricing trust
₹400/class • ₹4,800 / 12 classes
Delivery model
Assessment first, then level-based progression
Students guided
5000+
Structured programs across phonics, grammar, reading, and speaking
Countries reached
15+
Parent trust built across India and global family communities
Course level
Advanced
Assessment-led placement before enrollment
Program format
Live 1:1
Pacing adjusts to the child rather than a group average
Course overview
What this course helps your child improve first
The layout is premium, but the content stays course-specific so parents can still judge fit quickly.
Quick overview
- • Tense control
- • Clauses & complex sentences
- • Voice & reported speech
- • Paragraph cohesion
Learning outcomes
- • Write structured paragraphs
- • Edit grammar mistakes
- • Use advanced grammar confidently
Parent Reviews
Parent feedback for this learning track
Approved reviews from families in the same course pathway.
★★★★★
Easy to understand lessons
"The teacher explains grammar rules with simple examples. My son can apply them in writing tasks. We can see better clarity in his school notebook."
— Asha
Parent of a 10-year-old learner
Bengaluru
Basic Grammar
★★★★★
Good balance of practice
"Classes include speaking and writing usage, not only theory. Sentence confidence has improved significantly. Parent updates are very clear."
— Harini
Parent of a 9-year-old learner
Pune
Basic Grammar
Lesson path
How the course unfolds lesson by lesson
Parents can see the learning path clearly before they commit.
Lessons in this stage
- Lesson 1 — Tense review: simple vs continuous
- Lesson 2 — Time clauses and tense choice
- Lesson 3 — Choose the correct tense
- Lesson 4 — Edit tense shifts
- Lesson 5 — Tense mastery practice
- Lesson 6 — Revision: tense control
What we learn
- Choose the right tense
- Avoid tense shifts
- Edit tense mistakes
Class activities
- Tense selection drills
- Editing practice
- Time clause use
Home practice
- Edit a paragraph for tense
- Tense consistency check
Lessons in this stage
- Lesson 7 — Present perfect
- Lesson 8 — Past perfect
- Lesson 9 — Future perfect
- Lesson 10 — Modal verbs: meaning + choice
- Lesson 11 — Edit modal sentences
- Lesson 12 — Revision: perfects + modals
What we learn
- Use perfect tenses
- Choose modals by meaning
- Edit modal errors
Class activities
- Perfect tense practice
- Modal choice tasks
- Sentence editing
Home practice
- Write 3 perfect tense sentences
- Modal choice check
Lessons in this stage
- Lesson 13 — Independent vs dependent clauses
- Lesson 14 — Relative clauses
- Lesson 15 — Complex sentences with clauses
- Lesson 16 — Punctuation in complex sentences
- Lesson 17 — Fix fragments
- Lesson 18 — Revision: clauses
What we learn
- Identify clause types
- Build complex sentences
- Punctuate clauses
Class activities
- Clause sorting
- Sentence combining
- Punctuation edits
Home practice
- Write 2 complex sentences
- Clause check
Lessons in this stage
- Lesson 19 — Active vs passive voice
- Lesson 20 — Convert active → passive
- Lesson 21 — Reported speech basics
- Lesson 22 — Reported speech + tense shift
- Lesson 23 — Edit for clarity
- Lesson 24 — Revision: voice + reported speech
What we learn
- Use active vs passive
- Convert to reported speech
- Edit for clarity
Class activities
- Voice transformations
- Reported speech practice
- Editing tasks
Home practice
- Convert 3 sentences
- Reported speech check
Lessons in this stage
- Lesson 25 — Commas + semicolons
- Lesson 26 — Transition words
- Lesson 27 — Paragraph structure
- Lesson 28 — Cohesion and flow
- Lesson 29 — Paragraph edit practice
- Lesson 30 — Revision: cohesion
What we learn
- Use transitions
- Organize paragraphs
- Edit for flow
Class activities
- Transition practice
- Paragraph planning
- Cohesion edits
Home practice
- Write a cohesive paragraph
- Transition check
Lessons in this stage
- Lesson 31 — Tone and formality
- Lesson 32 — Claim + reason
- Lesson 33 — Evidence sentence
- Lesson 34 — Word choice + impact
- Lesson 35 — Counterargument
- Lesson 36 — Final writing showcase
What we learn
- Adjust tone
- Build claim + reason
- Use evidence and word choice
Class activities
- Argument building
- Word choice editing
- Final writing practice
Home practice
- Write a short argument
- Tone check
FAQs
Questions parents usually ask before enrolling
FAQ content stays course-specific and continues to support valid structured data.
When does a child need grammar mastery instead of beginner grammar?
Grammar mastery fits children who already know basics but still struggle with tenses, sentence control, editing, and clear written structure.
Does this course help with paragraph writing?
Yes. Children practise writing more clearly, editing mistakes, and organizing ideas into stronger sentences and paragraphs.
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