Terms of use

What EasySay is

EasySay is a free site for practising English.

EasySay is not part of any government.

Practice, not advice

The pages are written with care and checked, but they are general. They are not immigration advice, legal advice or professional advice, and they may be out of date.

Practising here does not tell you whether you will pass a test or whether you qualify for anything. Check the official source before you rely on a page for a decision that matters.

Using the site

You may use EasySay for your own learning and teaching. Please do not misuse it, for example by trying to break it or by sending spam through the contact form.

Linking and copying

Links to EasySay pages are welcome. You may quote a short part of a page if you link back to it. If you want to use more, ask us first on the contact page.

Ads and other sites

Some pages may show ads, and some pages link to other sites, such as the official source of a fact. We do not control those sites and cannot promise what they say. The privacy page explains how ads work and how to change your choice.

Changes and problems

We may change these terms. The date of the last change is on this page.

To report a problem with a page, use the contact page. Confirmed mistakes are recorded on the corrections page. You can read who makes EasySay and how we write our questions.