English Grammar Offline Pro

Let us introduce you our new app learn basic grammar in which you will learn all the basic rules of English grammar. These rules will help you in your everyday speaking and also in your job purposes. There are a lot of more things in this app.

English Grammar \ Learn English Grammar

The grammar is the foundation for all of our writing and speaking in English. Having a solid foundation makes it easier to achieve fluency. Native speakers can benefit from a refresher on English grammar basics, which they may have forgotten over time.

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Tenses \ Learn Tenses

A tense is a form of the verb that allows you to express time. The tense of the verb tells us when an event or something existed or when a person did something. Past, present, and future are the three main types of tenses.

::: GRAMMER Beginner ::::::

- Word

- Sentence

- Parts of Speech

- Noun

- Pronoun

- Adjective

- Verb

- Adverb

- Preposition

- Conjunction

- Interjection

- Articles

- Tense

- Number

::: Intermediate ::::::

- Phrases

- Clauses

- Conditionals

- Article

- Modifiers

- Narration

- Prefixes

- Suffixes

- Modal Auxiliaries

- Subject-Verb Agreement

- Right Forms of Verbs

- Determiners &

- Quantifiers

::: Advanced ::::::

- Cases

- Moods

- Do-support

- Negation &

- Double Negative

- Inversion

- Use of Prepositions

- Pronouns before the Gerunds & Infinitives

- Antecedents of Pronoun

- Adjective followed by the Infinitives

- Causative Verbs

- Verbs followed by Gerunds

- Verbs followed by Infinitives

- Uses of Direct & Indirect Object

- Correct Use of "Sequence of Tense" in Writing

- Affirmative & Negative Agreement

- Comparatives

- Dangling Modifiers

- Embedded Questions

- Parallel Structure

- Perfectives

- Subjunctive

- One VS You