Learn English grammar tenses

I went, I was going, I have gone or I had gone to London three times. Which tense do you use in which situation?

Category	Price	Seller	Device
Education	Free	Petr Kulaty	iPhone, iPad, iPod

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More than 9,000 users bought this app to learn English tenses in a couple of weeks.

eGRAMMAR LESSONS
Section 1:
• Diagnostic test 1 + Table of tenses
• Present simple and continuous
• Past simple and continuous
• Present perfect simple and continuous
• Past perfect simple and continuous
• Future simple and continuous
• Future perfect simple and continuous
Section 2:
• Diagnostic test 2 + Table of verb forms
• Going to versus present tenses for future
• Passive voice
• Time clauses
• Conditional tense
• If clauses
• Indirect speech

USE OF TENSES
• Table of tenses
• Clear explanations of the form and use in simple English.
• A lof of examples from everyday English showing the contrasts of the forms.

eGRAMMAR EXERCISES
• You can practice all tenses in 125 exercises with 1150 questions.
• Write your answers (gap filling) or choose the correct forms (multiple choice).
• Check your answers or show the correct forms.
• Your answers are marked at the end of each exercise.

With eGrammar you can improve your English in one or two months.

Reviews

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mjseik

When the first example I encounter is what the developer believes is correct: “...work AT weekends” I shudder. Please, if you’re looking for an easy way to hone this tool known as language, find a better source.