Most grammar books teach rules. This one builds memory and usage — through story, humor, and practice that actually sticks.
Meet Oleksandr—a backend developer navigating everyday life with Promptus, his hilariously unreliable AI assistant. Their misadventures turn complex grammar into something memorable, practical, and easy to retain.
ESL Tutoring Pro: American Grammar Lessons and Workbook is designed specifically for adult ESL learners who struggle with the most persistent problem areas in American English—especially learners from Slavic, Northern European, and Turkish language backgrounds.
This book combines story-based learning, targeted grammar instruction, and intensive practice to help you move from understanding grammar to actually using it in real conversations.
✔ What You’ll Learn
Articles (a, an, the) and when to use them correctly
Prepositions in real-world contexts
Present perfect and past tense distinctions
Modal verbs for obligation, probability, and advice
Pronouns and reference clarity
Comparatives and natural-sounding structures
Question formation for fluent conversation
✔ What Makes This Book Different
Story-driven ESL learning — 12 connected lessons that make grammar easier to remember
American English focus — natural expressions, idioms, and real usage
Advanced vocabulary building — C1–C2 words, collocations, and phrases
High-impact exercises — fill-in-the-blank, error correction, sentence transformation
Consistent lesson structure — predictable format for faster learning and retention
Teacher-friendly design — includes answer keys and ready-to-use lesson plans
✔ Who This Book Is For
Adult ESL learners (B1–B2 level)
Students preparing for higher-level fluency (B2–C1)
Learners frustrated with articles, tenses, and prepositions
English learners from Slavic, Northern European, or Turkish backgrounds
Tutors and teachers looking for structured, ready-made ESL lessons
✔ Why It Works
Master American English Grammar Through Story, Humor, and High-Yield Practice.
By embedding grammar in humor and narrative, you create stronger mental associations—so you don’t just recognize correct English, you actually produce it.





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