Subject guide · English

English you can actually speak, read and write

Padha World English teaches the language in small, daily steps: how sentences work, the words native speakers actually use, and how to express your own ideas clearly. It's built for students who think in Nepali first — every rule comes with the mistakes we all actually make, and how to fix them.

What you'll learn

  • Grammar — parts of speech, tenses, articles, prepositions, sentence structure and punctuation
  • Vocabulary — the 3,000 most useful words, with Nepali meanings and example sentences
  • Reading — comprehension strategies, finding main ideas, inference and speed reading
  • Writing — paragraphs, letters, applications, essays, stories and reports
  • Speaking — pronunciation patterns, common phrases and building the confidence to speak

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Parts of Speech: nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs →
Understand jobs each word does in a sentence — the foundation of all grammar.

Topics covered

  • Nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs and prepositions
  • Present, past and future tenses with real sentence patterns
  • Active and passive voice, direct and reported speech
  • Punctuation, capitalization and common Nepali-speaker errors
  • Reading comprehension for board exams
  • Letters, applications, essays and story writing formats
  • Vocabulary building with roots, prefixes and suffixes
  • Synonyms, antonyms, idioms and phrasal verbs

Frequently asked questions

Can I improve my English without classes?

Yes, if you read and write a little every day. Padha World's English path builds vocabulary, grammar and comprehension in small daily steps, and the AI Tutor reviews your sentences and suggests natural alternatives.

Is this useful for students who think in Nepali?

Absolutely. Explanations come in simple English and Nepali, common Nepali-speaker mistakes are shown explicitly, and you practice the patterns that feel natural over time.

Does it help with board exam English papers?

Yes. Grammar rules, letter and essay formats, comprehension techniques and model answers map to the NEB English syllabus for Class 9 to 12.