Grammar Rush is a small collection of quick, free English games — the kind you can finish in a couple of minutes and actually enjoy.
The idea is simple: learning English doesn't have to feel like a lesson. Each game gives you a fast, low-pressure way to test your instincts for how English really works — the grammar, the idioms, and the word pairings that make speech and writing sound natural. Play a round, see what you got wrong and why, and go again.
There are three to play right now, with more on the way:
Grammar Rush throws ten sentences at you, ten seconds each — pick the right English before the clock runs out. Idiomatic asks you to unscramble a common idiom and then choose what it really means. Collocate is about the words that belong together: which word naturally completes the sentence?
Grammar Rush is a small, independent project built by an English teacher who wanted to make practice feel less like a chore. It's free to play, works on your phone or computer, and needs no account or sign-up. New games and questions get added over time.
Found a question you think is wrong, or have an idea for a new game? That kind of feedback genuinely helps. You can send a message here.