English Grammar Tests v1.2.1

Your pocket just got a lot smarter. Meet the English Grammar Tests app: the sassy pocket English professor you never knew you needed (and probably never wanted, but here we are). Designed for non-native speakers, this app offers thousands of questions with immediate explanations, neatly grouped by topic. It’s like having an English teacher with you all the time, but without the intimidating look and the red pen!

Have you ever stared blankly at a singular noun, silently begging it to whisper whether it is countable or uncountable? Been there, done that. With sections on nouns, from plurals to quantifiers, you’ll never miss a detail again. And just when you thought you had mastered the nouns, BAM! Here’s a deep dive into the articles. Know when to use “a”, “an”, “the” or the tricky zero article. “English Grammar Tests” don’t just ask you if you’re good; it also makes it clear why you should feel one way and not another.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant world of adjectives and adverbs, understanding the subtle nuances between comparatives and superlatives. Remember, it’s not just about feeling good; it’s about feeling better than everyone else (just kidding…sort of). Tension due to times. Do not be afraid! Whether you’re struggling with the past, present, or future, or juggling irregular verbs like “begin” and “bring,” the app will help you. Learning verb patterns even requires a magnifying glass so you know when to add a cheeky gerund or infinitive.

Features:
– Verb patterns (verbs followed by an infinitive or -ing/gerund)
– Questions, auxiliary and phrasal verbs (Question tags, indirect questions. Verbs with prepositions.)
– Word order (Word order in sentences.)
– Indirect speech (Indirect speech and change of tenses.)
– Prepositions (Prepositions of time and place (at, on, in). Before or by? Verbs with prepositions.)
– Word formation (prefixes: in or im, suffixes: ble or capable, compound words…)
– Idiomatic expressions (idioms, similes, proverbs and binomials)
– Sentences and conjunctions (conditionals and wishes)