English Grammar Smash Games 1.4.4

English grammar can be an enjoyable learning experience with "Grammar Smash English." This comprehensive resource offers a variety of lessons and games designed for ESL beginners. The course covers a wide range of topics, from basic grammar concepts to more advanced language skills required for exams like IELTS and TOEIC.

• Present simple tense - including the verb "to be"
• Usage of present simple tense for other verbs
• Lessons on possessives with "have got"
• Past simple tense - covering both regular and irregular verbs
• Understanding the usage of 'there is' and 'there are'
• Exploration of pronouns, possessives, and their usage
• Introduction to present continuous tense
• Basic adjectives, adverbs, comparatives, and superlatives
• Practice with future forms: will, be going to, present continuous tense
• Study of modals: can, could
• Learning about orders, advice, and suggestions through imperatives, should, must, mustn't, have to
• Understanding offers using 'shall' and 'let's'
• Exploration of present perfect tense - including regular and irregular verbs
• Introduction to basic time phrases and different uses of "like"

This engaging course comprises over 100 interactive lessons and games allowing students to learn in a structured manner. With a vast database of English sentences as examples, learners can master grammar concepts effectively.

In addition to the learning mode, "Grammar Smash English" offers a play mode as a fun way for users to test their understanding of English language principles. The game not only helps in improving reading skills but also enhances comprehension of sentence structures and vocabulary in context.

• A comprehensive grammar REFERENCE guide that is user-friendly and color-coded for easy understanding
• Suitable for self-study or as a replacement for traditional grammar textbooks in ESL/EFL classrooms
• Inclusion of speech audio for listening and pronunciation practice
• Options to switch between British English and American English vocabulary and grammar