English Tutor-AI-powered English learning tool

Example

Original sentence: 'I goes to the store yesterday.' Revised sentence: 'I went to the store yesterday.'

Scenario

A user submits a sentence with tense inconsistency. English Tutor identifies the issue and suggests the correct form, explaining that 'went' is the past tense of 'go,' suitable for actions completed in the past.

Example

User asks: 'What does the word ‘benevolent’ mean?' Response: 'Benevolent means kind or charitable. For example, a benevolent leader is someone who genuinely cares for the well-being of others.'

Scenario

A learner is reading an article and comes across an unfamiliar word. English Tutor provides a clear definition and an example to ensure contextual understanding, aiding vocabulary retention.

Example

User asks: 'Why do we say ‘much information’ but not ‘many informations’?'

Scenario

In this case, English Tutor would explain that ‘information’ is an uncountable noun, so 'much' is used instead of 'many,' and that uncountable nouns don’t take a plural form.

Example

Original sentence: 'The research paper show that climate change affect agriculture.' Revised sentence: 'The research paper shows that climate change affects agriculture.'

Scenario

When writing an academic essay, a user might struggle with subject-verb agreement. English Tutor corrects the errors and provides an explanation, ensuring that similar mistakes are avoided in the future.