GEL English Grammar Live

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. If your school is approved, then use your online learning account to log into the app and unlock all the sections. If you are not at an approved school, you can still use the app and purchase sections as you need them. Guided e-Learning is a market leader in online learning for English. We provide systems for schools in 9 countries, working with many of the top British and American schools, and a number of 1 to 1 tutors. Our systems have been used by students all over the world to learn English, study for exams and generally improve their language skills. 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!