Over the last sixteen episodes you learned the grammar Americans really use at home. But grammar fades fast if you don't review it. Many learners still slip back into direct translation under pressure: "I am agree," "He said me," "I enjoy to cook," "more better." Today we recap the key points from Episodes 113 to 128 in short, clear lines, then you take a 25-item test, and we explain every answer. In this episode: • Recap: time and tenses • Recap: questions, modals, politeness, if • Recap: episodes 121 to 128 • The 25-item test • Answers explained • Practice • Self-check questions with answers Key phrases from this episode: I work from home — a habit, simple present (Episode 113) I'm working from home this week — now or temporary, present continuous I know, not I'm knowing — know is a stative verb, a verb for states, not actions I'm good — the everyday answer to "How are you?" (casual) I used to live in Ohio — a past habit that stopped Have you ever tried mango? — life experience, present perfect (Episode 115) Did you eat yet? — very common American simple past with yet I've lived here for two years — for a length of time; since for a starting point I'll get it! — a quick decision, will (Episode 116) I'm gonna paint the room — a plan, going to I'm leaving at six — a fixed arrangement, present continuous Where do you live? — not Where you live? (Episode 117) It's cold, isn't it? — a tag question Don't you want some? Yes, I do — answer about the fact, not the question You should rest — advice (Episode 118) I've gotta go — I have to go (casual) Season 2 · Real American English: the complete spoken course for learners worldwide — accent, everyday grammar, prepositions, articles, phrasal verbs, idioms, slang and real conversations at home. Listen, repeat out loud, then take the 52-question quiz. Audio voiced with AI from an original script by Dr. Rashmi R Nair.