The official English Grammar in Use app, written by Raymond Murphy.

Advanced Grammar in Use Extra Activities provides supplementarypractice activities for the grammar points presented in the book,Advanced Grammar in Use.GRAMMAR IN USEThe world's most popular grammar series for learners of English,from Cambridge University Press. Used by millions of learnersaround the world.170 ACTIVITIES1,500+ questions, structured into 14 grammar areas and 100 units,to help with advanced English grammar.AUDIO & RECORDINGHear phrases spoken aloud. Record your own voice and compare.GLOSSARYTap a word for its definition. No more confusion.CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS is a world-leading publisher ofEnglish learning materials. Expert authors write all of the contentin our apps.BUY NOW and start learning today!

Essential Grammar in Use Activities providessupplementary practice activities for the grammar points presentedin the book, Essential Grammar in Use.GRAMMAR IN USEThe world's most popular grammar series for learners of English,from Cambridge University Press. Used by millions of learnersaround the world.155 ACTIVITIES600+ questions, structured into 21 grammar areas and 136 units, tohelp help with basic grammar.AUDIO & RECORDINGHear phrases spoken aloud. Record your own voice and compare.GLOSSARYTap a word for its definition. No more confusion.CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS is a world-leading publisher ofEnglish learning materials. Expert authors write all of the contentin our apps.BUY NOW and start learning today!

For advanced learners, with over 140,000 words, phrases, meanings,and examples

- At Cambridge University Press, we know that Phrasal verbs arecomplicated for non-native English speakers to learn and use. Wealso know that it's essential to use them if we want our writingand speaking to sound natural. However, studying unending listsdoesn't seem to be the best way to learn and use them efficiently.Phrasal verbs are, more than anything, action. And action must bevisual. The more visually stimulating the learning, the better wewill understand and assimilate the phrasal verbs.- That's why we decided to reach out to The Amazing Phraso, ourphrasal verb expert, to see if he could help us with the visualpart. In this application, we can find animated illustrations of100 phrasal verbs set in the circus world of our main characterPhraso and his friends.- Frequently, phrasal verbs can have more than one meaning. In theexamples we've chosen, you can sometimes find the most common andwell-known meaning while other times we use the more obscure one.In any case, you can always find an example sentence in English andthe translation into five different languages. We've also includedother meanings when they are useful or necessary to fullyunderstand the phrasal verb.- We hope that the Phrasal Verbs Machine will help you lose yourfear of phrasal verbs and show you that, with the right tools,using them is easier than it looks. We hope you find it useful!

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After the successful launch of The PhrasalVerb Machine, comes Phrasalstein, the definitive app to help youlose your fear of the horrifying phrasal verbs once and for all.This time around, our star is Doctor Phrasalstein who, with thehelp of his friends, will teach us 100 phrasal verbs usinganimations inspired by the classic “horror movie” genre, with atouch of humour and irony.You can find 60 of the 100 total animations in this firstversion of the App. The rest will be along soon in the next updateand the App will, of course, continue to be free.Frequently, phrasal verbs have more than one meaning. For theexamples we’ve selected, we’ve used the most common and well-knownmeaning for some while going with the more obscure meaning forothers. In any case, you’ll always find an example sentence inEnglish as well as other meanings whenever they are useful ornecessary. What’s more, you’ll be provided with the translation inSpanish, German, Italian, Russian and French.If you liked The Phrasal Verbs Machine, we’re sure you’re goingto love Phrasalstein. Have a “terrorific” time losing your fear ofphrasal verbs!