3350+ English Grammar Practice

English Grammar Practice (Package Name: com.buffalo.software.studyenglish.grammarpractice) is developed by Buffalo Software and the latest version of 3350+ English Grammar Practice 2.0 was updated on August 22, 2024. 3350+ English Grammar Practice is in the category of Education. You can check all apps from the developer of 3350+ English Grammar Practice. Currently this app is for free. This app can be downloaded on Android 8.1+ on APKFab or Google Play. All APK/XAPK files on APKFab.com are original and 100% safe with fast download.

NEW!!!! English grammar practice includes 3350 grammar exercises at three levels (beginner, intermediate , advanced) and is divided into different subjects of life.
Exercise is associated with context will help you understand and remember the grammar in a natural way.
The application will help you improve your English in general and in particular of English grammar.
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Speaking already
Drive carefully
Listen vs. Hear
Finish vs. End
Start vs. Begin
Modal Verbs
How to use the articles
Relative Pronouns
Present Tense
Conditionals
We went on holiday
Grammar Questions
An Easy Question
Learn it by heart
White Water Rafting
Where am I?
Remove the Spoon
Weather Forecast
On TV tonight
The Bells
Sailing
Responses
Question Tags
Object Pronoun
Relative Pronoun Exercises
Reflexive Pronouns
Basic American English
Basic English Grammar
Basic Weather Expressions
Basic English Expressions
Elementary English Grammar
Question Words
Common Prepositions
Modal Verb Questions
Elementary Grammar Questions
English Grammar Exercise
Much, many, a lot, lots
Elementary Adjectives
Chit Chat: At the bus stop
Chit Chat: Talking about the Doctor
Chit Chat: In the Aeroplane
Chit Chat: At the pub
Chit Chat: At the restaurant
Chit Chat: On the phone
Chit Chat: In the theatre
Chit Chat: In the supermarket
Chit Chat: In the train
Other, another, others, the others
Adjective Prepositions Constructions
Anything, nothing, something, everything
American homophones
Pronouns: who, whose, whom, which
Some, any, few, little
Prepositons Test
Past Participle Sentences
ESL Prepositions
Common English Errors
Common Quantity Nouns
Using Make and Do (1)
Using Prepositions
Using Make and Do (2)
Why Questions
While, during and for
auxiliary verbs: was, did, have
prepositions of time: for, ago, since, on, at
Common English phrases with prepositions
Articles in English Grammar
a, some or any
Interrogative pronouns
Possessive pronouns
Phrasal verbs
Say vs. Tell
Close vs. Shut
At the Restaurant
At the Theatre
Popular Idioms
Popular Garden Idioms
Eating Out
Hot and Cold
A Collision - Finish this Story
Will or Shall?
The two Butter Frogs
Cross Questions
Leave me alone
What now?
Wrapped round her finger
The Ants and the Grasshopper
The Two Dogs
The Hare and the Tortoise
Who has done it?
Life on Mars?
Story
Go for it
Eating Disorder
Save the Day
Yes, Yes, Yes
Do you mind?
Good Bye
Keeping it Quiet
A Crying Shame
Speaking
Lots of Stuff
Hear my Story
High and Low
A Night Out
Lots of Pieces
Testing, Testing
Cliches
Losing It
How to ask a question
How to attract someone
How to compliment
Modal Medley
Christmas Postman
Christmas Postman
Tick Tock
Company Decisions
Save Our Animals
Simple Present
Tenses
Hotchpotch
Student Teacher Dialogue
Phrasal Verb: Walk
Paper expressions
Verb Tenses
English Tenses
Conditional Tenses
Sleep Expressions
English tense explanations
Idioms with the phrasal verb come, look
Time clauses: future tense examples
Idioms with the phrasal verb bring
Question / Response Test
Short Idioms Exam
Mobile telecommunication expressions
Idioms with the phrasal verb pull, get, go
Phrasal Verbs
Action verbs and sports expressions
English prepositions exercises
this, that, these, those
Common subordinating conjunctions
Reflexive and intensive pronouns
about, just before
American Presidents
Idioms - hard
Compound words: head
Phrasal Verbs
Idioms about Animals
Idioms about Food
Prepositions of Time and Date
What Comes Next?
Newspaper Headlines
Learning tips and instructions
Phrasal Verbs
Time Expressions
Interviews and Jobs
At the Doctors
Mistaken Identity
Letter Writing
Flying across the Channel
Teaching your Wife to Drive
One is always going to lose...
A Public Figure
State Secrets
The News
Talking through his hat
Consider this
Scandal
You have to go
Speed
Up in the Clouds
Papers
Bones
Lucky You
Stages
Venus
Trains
Bite, Bit, Bitten
Issues
What a Cracker
Lunch is served
Dry as you like
Back Again
Bearing Information
What the Devil

English Grammar Practice 2.0 Update

Version 2.0
+ Update progress of your practices
+ Update new apps
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Versions 1.1.7
+ Update layout of ads
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Verions 1.1.6
Fix some bugs
Introduce new app
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Verions 1.1.5
Fix bug load data in some devices
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Version 1.1.3
+ Fix some logic bugs