Emilidy Lists
Grammar and essential patterns
Clear linguistic structure to move forward with precision
Emilidy Lists are standardized lists of grammar and language structures, organized according to the principles of Emil Krebs' method based on our knowledge.
They are not designed to memorize isolated grammatical rules, but to understand the basic structures of the language, recognize patterns, and facilitate the progressive understanding of real content and expression in the language.
Who is it for?
Beginners looking for a quick start in the language
People who want to understand the real structure of the language
Students who feel stuck with traditional grammar
Self-taught individuals seeking order, clarity, and progression
Users who combine structured study with understandable input
What do they include?
Essential grammatical structures of the language
- Lists of essential vocabulary divided by their function in the text
Actual and frequent usage patterns
Progressive and logical organization
Practical, not academic approach
How are they used?
The Emilidy Lists do not replace the input, on the contrary, they are an ideal complement.
Lists are ideal for acquiring the minimum grammatical foundation necessary to reach a level of understanding essential for quality input.
All the lists are available in 30 different languages. And you can buy this year's version.