Your pocket just got a lot smarter. Meet the “English Grammar Tests†app: the sassy, pocket-sized English professor you never knew you needed (and possibly never wanted, but here we are). Designed for non-native speakers, this application offers thousands of questions paired with immediate explanations, organized tidily by topics. It’s like having your English teacher with you all the time, but without the daunting glare and red pen!
Ever stared blankly at a singular noun, silently begging it to whisper whether it’s countable or uncountable? Been there, done that. With sections dedicated to nouns, from plural to quantifiers, you’ll never miss a beat again. And just when you thought you’d mastered nouns, BAM! Here comes the in-depth dive into articles. Decipher when to use ‘a’, ‘an’, ‘the’, or the sneaky zero article.“English Grammar Tests†doesn’t just ask you if you’re feeling good or well; it also clarifies why you should feel one way and not the other.
Dive into the tumultuous world of adjectives and adverbs, while understanding the fine nuances between comparatives and superlatives. Remember, it’s not just about feeling good; it’s about feeling better than everyone else (kidding… sort of).Tense about tenses Fear not! Whether you’re wrestling with past, present, or future, or juggling irregular verbs like ‘begin’ and ‘brought’, the app has got you covered. It even takes a magnifying glass to verb patterns, ensuring you know when to throw in a cheeky gerund or a to-infinitive.
Features:
* Verb patterns (Verbs followed by a to-infinitive or by -ing/gerund)
* Questions, auxiliary and phrasal verbs (Question tags, indirect questions. Verbs with prepositions.)
* Word order (Order of words in sentences. )
* Reported speech (Indirect speech and change of tenses.)
* Prepositions (Time and place prepositions (at, on, in). Until or by? Verbs with prepositions.)
* Word formation (prefixes: in or im, suffixes: ible or able, compound words…)
* Idiomatic expressions (idioms, similes, proverbs and binomials)
* Clauses and conjunctions (Conditional and wish clauses)
