Intseo Media Launches GrammarExercises.org

Intseo Media, the global SEO & link-building agency behind internationalseo.agency, has launched a new free learning platform — grammarexercises.org — created to help English learners and educators around the world access quality grammar practice without cost or barriers.

Built on the belief that quality education should be accessible to all, GrammarExercises.org offers a distraction-free, ad-free, and registration-free learning experience. With hundreds of grammar exercises organized by CEFR levels (A1 to C2), topic categories, and usage types, the platform serves as a comprehensive, practical resource for learners at every stage — from beginners to advanced users.

“We believe in creating tools that don’t just serve markets, but serve people,” said Fabi Gylgonyl, CEO of Intseo Media. “As a company that has worked with language, content, and communication across dozens of countries and cultures, we know the transformative power of language when people are given the right tools. GrammarExercises.org is our way of giving something back — especially to the learners, teachers, and self-starters who are working every day, often with limited support or access to good-quality resources.”

A Platform Built for People — Not for Profit

Unlike many commercial e-learning platforms that restrict access behind paywalls, ads, or account systems, GrammarExercises.org puts user needs and transparency first. It is built with a clean, mobile-responsive interface that works just as well on phones and tablets as it does on desktops, ensuring accessibility across devices and internet speeds.

The site also avoids the distractions common on many education sites — no ads, pop-ups, or upsells. Visitors can dive straight into practice materials without needing to log in, sign up, or provide any personal data. This makes it particularly well-suited for use in classrooms, homeschooling, and low-resource settings.

Open Collaboration with Educators

One of the platform’s most unique features is its open collaboration model. Teachers, linguists, and English language professionals are invited to contribute their own grammar exercises or share feedback via a built-in submission system. This collaborative framework aims to keep the content fresh, diverse, and aligned with real-world usage — not just textbook rules.

“Our goal is not just to build a library of exercises,” Gylgonyl adds. “It’s to foster a community of contributors who care about effective, meaningful language learning. We want to make sure learners are getting practice that reflects how English is really used — in conversation, writing, and global communication.”

The platform currently includes sections on verb tenses, conditionals, modal verbs, articles, sentence structure, and more — with dozens of new exercises being added weekly. Each exercise includes instant feedback, and many provide tips or explanations to reinforce learning. In the near future, GrammarExercises.org plans to release listening, speaking, and writing modules to broaden its offerings even further.

This project marks Intseo Media’s official expansion into EdTech, aligning with its broader mission to support multilingual communication and digital empowerment worldwide. Known for its international SEO services, link-building expertise, and content localization for global brands, Intseo Media is bringing its human-first design approach and multilingual sensitivity into the education space.

“Language is a core part of how people connect, grow, and thrive,” said Gylgonyl. “We’ve spent years helping businesses succeed internationally. Now, we want to support individuals — especially students and teachers — in gaining the confidence they need to succeed in English.”

Whether you're preparing for an exam, supporting a classroom, or just brushing up on grammar before a job interview or travel, GrammarExercises.org is ready to help — with zero barriers and maximum accessibility.

To explore the platform or get involved, visit https://grammarexercises.org.

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