Learn English Grammar with your android phone and test your grammar skill.
This is the best app for learning English Grammar Grammar is the study of words and the ways words work together.
An invisible force that guides us as we put words together into sentences.
Any person who communicates using a particular language is consciously or unconsciously aware of the grammar of that language.
Whether you are an English language learner, or a native English speaker, this English grammar app will help you with the structure of English.
By improving your English grammar, your writing and speaking will both improve. To speak in a clearer and more effective manner we study grammar.
A person who has unconscious knowledge of grammar may be sufficient for simple language use, but the ones who wish to communicate in an artful manner and well, will seek greater depth of understanding and proficiency that the study of grammar provides.
There are more than 5000 English tests on English grammar .
It’s a full English grammar course (the most complete version with all English grammar aspects you need to know).
There are 10 tests in each topic with explanations and 90 in the summary topics.
You will be doing tests and studying at the same time (with the help of the explanations).
It’s a very intensive and effective English grammar practice. It’s perfect for self-study.
For more practice, you can do these tests as many times as you need (the tasks will be in a new order again and again).
There are also big tests (mixed tests) on different subjects which help you to memorize and practice everything more effectively to get the maximum result.
Keep this application always in your pocket, It will help to improve your English grammar.
Features:
- 50+ Grammar topics
- 5000+ English exercises
- 20 English grammar units in every test - simple explanations - colorful pictures - total score and progress analytics - clear user interface - beautiful design - no internet connection required Syllabus covered in English Grammar app:
- Nouns,
- Pronouns, and possessives,
- Prepositions,
- Adjectives and adverbs,
- Present tenses,
- Past tenses,
- Present perfect,
- Future forms,
- Modal verbs,
- Conditionals,
- Sentence patterns,
- Questions,
- Verbs,
- Reported Speech,
- Relative clauses,
- Linking words,
- Passive forms,
- Words that go together,
- Forming words,
- Spoken English
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