English Grammar Trainer

Suitable for A1 (Elementary), A2 (Beginner), B1 (Intermediate), B2 (Upper‑Intermediate)

Studying with a teacher, but forget what you learned a month ago?
Learned the words, but cannot build sentences with them?
Know the rules, but get confused when you need to use them?
Do not want to learn everything at once, only what you actually need?

English Grammar Trainer - iOS, Android

How it works

1

You choose which grammar topics you want to practice. For example, Conditionals.

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The app shows you a sentence in your native language based on one of the selected grammar rules and asks you to translate it into English.

3

You can answer by voice or type from the keyboard.

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If you do not know a word translation, the app will help.

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Answers are checked with AI, so you can use synonyms and change word order.

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If you make a mistake, the app explains what went wrong.

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You can also open a rule explanation with detailed examples.

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The app adapts exercise difficulty to your level.

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Repeated use of the rule helps you bring it to automatic recall.

Download English Grammar Trainer

Practice grammar patterns in the app every day: choose a topic, translate sentences, and bring the rules to automatic recall.

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English grammar exercises available in the app

Tenses

Future Simple Exercises Present Simple Exercises Present Perfect Exercises Present Continuous Exercises Past Simple Exercises Past Perfect Exercises Past Continuous Exercises Past Perfect Continuous Exercises Present Perfect Continuous Exercises Future Continuous Exercises Future Perfect Exercises Future Perfect Continuous Exercises Be going to Exercises

Adjectives/Adverbs

Superlatives Exercises Comparatives Exercises Adverbs Exercises Adverbs of Frequency Exercises

Conditionals

Second Conditional Exercises First Conditional Exercises Third Conditional Exercises Zero Conditional Exercises

Pronouns

Something, Anything, Nothing, etc. Exercises Quantifiers Exercises Demonstrative Pronouns Exercises Possessive 's Exercises Possessives Exercises Pronouns Exercises

Sentences

Relative Clauses Exercises Conjunctions Exercises Reported Speech Exercises There is / There are Exercises There was / There were Exercises

Verbs

Used to Exercises To be used to Exercises To get used to Exercises

Modals

Should or Shouldn't Exercises May or Might and Infinitive Exercises Modal Verbs Exercises Can / Can't Exercises Speculation and Deduction Exercises

Nouns and Articles

Countable and Uncountable Exercises Singular and Plural Nouns Exercises Uncountable and Plural Exercises