GEL English Grammar

GEL English Grammar is an interactive grammar reference and practice app.

Learn English with over 2500 pages of grammar forms, explanations and practice exercises. GEL English Grammar is one of the most comprehensive grammar study and practice apps available. With content covering beginner through upper-intermediate (CEFR A1-B2), it is a great English reference library to help you study or prepare for exams: IELTS, TOEIC, Cambridge exams such as FCE, CAE, CPE or Oxford University Press placement tests.

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GEL English Grammar is a reference app. It is optimised to perform on your smartphone or tablet. However, it is more than just a dictionary of grammar. Each item is presented in 3 sections:

• Make: teaches you how to use the grammar in a sentence

• Understand: explains each grammar point. It demonstrates usage situations in English, teaches the grammar item, and references any related English grammar points.

• Use: is where you practice with activities.

GEL English grammar can help you learn and practice the following topics:

adjectives

adverbs of frequency

adverbs of manner

articles

be - past simple

be - present simple

be able to

can

causative forms

comparatives

conjunctions

could

despite, in spite of

double comparatives

each, every, either etc

first conditional

future continuous

future perfect

future with going to

future with present continuousfuture with will

group nouns

had better

have got

have to

imperative

indefinite pronouns

infinitives

is / are + to + infinitive

let's

like + ing form

may for permission

may for possibility

might

much, many, a little, a few

must

need

participles

passive forms

past continuous

past perfect continuous

past perfect simple

past simple

phrasal verbs

plurals

possessives

prepositions of place

prepositions of time

present continuous

present perfect

present perfect / past simple

present perfect + already / yet

present perfect + for / since

present perfect continuous

present simple

present simple / continuous

proper nouns

purpose

question tags

question words

reflexive pronouns

relative clauses

relative pronouns

reported commands

reported questions

reported statements

Saxon genitive

second conditional

shall - contracts

should

should have, ought to have

so / neither do I

so / such ... that

so, such, quite, rather

some, any, no

stative verbsstopped doing / stopped to do

subject / object pronouns

subject / object questions

superlatives

there is / are

third conditional

this, that, these, those

time clauses

too + adjective + to

too, enough, not enough

used to

will / shall - decisions and offers

wish, if only

would

would like

would rather

zero conditional

Good luck with your studies!