English Grammar Exercises

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An all-time favorite is now presented in English Grammar Exercises. MobCrab refines features for AGCscript user satisfaction. Check the details at Education.

Official Guide To Download English Grammar Exercises

English Grammar Practice & Lessons

Practice English grammar through structured lessons, exercises, and questions designed for different learning levels. Whether you are learning basic grammar or reviewing more advanced topics, this app provides a convenient way to study English grammar at your own pace.

English Grammar Practice

Explore a wide range of grammar exercises covering Beginner, Intermediate, and Upper-Intermediate levels. Practice grammar questions and review explanations to better understand how English grammar rules are used in context.

The app includes lessons and exercises covering topics such as:

- Adjectives and Adverbs
- Present Simple
- Present Simple with the verb “to be”
- “Wh” Questions
- Plural Nouns
- Articles: A and An
- Subject Pronouns
- Object Pronouns
- Possessive Adjectives
- Verb Tenses
- Sentence Structure
- And many other English grammar topics

Structured Grammar Lessons

Grammar topics are organized into clear sections to make it easier to choose what you want to study. You can review individual grammar rules, practice related questions, and check explanations after completing an exercise.

The lessons are suitable for learners who want to:

- Practice English grammar regularly
- Review grammar rules
- Study English exercises by level
- Prepare for English language tests
- Strengthen sentence structure and grammar usage
- Review basic and advanced English grammar topics

Study English Grammar Offline

Many learning activities can be accessed without an internet connection, allowing you to continue practicing English grammar when you are offline.

Simple Learning Experience

The app features a clean and straightforward interface so you can focus on lessons and exercises. Choose a grammar topic, complete the questions, review the explanations, and continue practicing at your own pace.

Whether you are studying English at school, reviewing grammar independently, or preparing for an English test, this app provides grammar lessons and exercises for everyday practice.

Start exploring English grammar topics and build a consistent grammar practice routine.
10.000+ Grammar Exercises With Explanations. All English Grammar Topics
Updated on
Aug 28, 2026

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Ratings and reviews

13.2K reviews
Ladasia Griffin
December 27, 2022
There are plenty of exercises and practices that are beneficial and helpful in learning English grammar. However, some of the exercises are confusing and not flexible. For example , the description of something as "yellow and green" as opposed to "yellow-green" is not as much about proper form and grammar as it is to knowing what color is being discussed. Because both of these answers can be correct in the English speaking language, this practice is not helpful.
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Ian Moseley
July 21, 2020
I downloaded this app to help improve my punctuation. In the very first exercise I attempted, I noticed a pretty poor spelling mistake - we drink: "tea" not, "tee". Also the use of an oxford comma (comma used before the 'and' at end of a list of related words) was used frequently throughout examples despite this not being correct in UK. Pretty uninspiring I'm afraid.
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Bill Sorensen
December 13, 2020
I have now had this app for a day, and I still believe this app deserves no more than three stars, and that is at a stretch. The idea is brilliant, the execution, such as how the app works, excluding the examples which is the entire "game", us great. Many if the examples I have now come acrsstare just wrong, and hence misleading. Not impressed one bit.
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