Télécharger Grammaire anglaise pour Pc

Étapes pour configurer votre PC et télécharger Grammaire anglaise app sur Windows 11:

1. Vérifiez si votre ordinateur est compatible: Voici la configuration minimale requise:
• RAM: 8GB (le minimum), 16GB (conseillé)
• Espace de rangement: SSD
• Processor:
• Intel Core i3 8th Gen (minimale ou supérieure)
• AMD Ryzen 3000 (minimale ou supérieure)
• Qualcomm Snapdragon 8c (minimale ou supérieure)
• Processor Architecture: x64 or ARM64
2. Vérifiez si Grammaire anglaise a déjà une version Windows native. Faites-le ici ». S’il n’y a pas de version native, passez à l’étape 3.

Toute la grammaire dont vous avez besoin pour passer des examens internationaux d'anglais tels que le IELTS, le TOEFL, le TOEIC et les examens de Cambridge. Caractéristiques: Plus de 60 sujets de grammaire. Chaque sujet a une explication. Chaque sujet comprend un test. Plus de 600 questions de grammaire. Les sujets liés à la grammaire des niveaux du CEFR (Cadre européen commun de référence pour les langues) Elementary topics: Articles Adverbial phrases to be Can / could Comparative adjectives First Conditional Going to Have to here, there How questions Imperative forms like + -ing Past continuous Past simple Personal pronouns Phrasal verbs (inseparable) Phrasal verbs (separable) Possessive 's Present continuous Present continuous for future Present perfect Present Simple Should / ought to Some / any / much / many Subject & object questions Superlatives this / that / these Uncountable nouns Will / won't Zero conditional was / were Would like vs like Intermediate topics: Adverbs - describing verbs Alternative comparison Both, either and neither Conditional, 2nd Conditional, 3rd Connecting words Embedded questions Future Continuous Gerunds & infinitives So, such, too, enough May, might + adverbs of probability Modals for Recommendations Modals for Present Deduction Prepositions of place Prepositions of time Present Perfect Continuous Present Perfect vs Past Simple Passives Past Perfect Question Tags Advanced Topics: Future perfect Future perfect continuous Modals for Past Deduction Mixed conditionals Relative clauses (defining) Relative clauses (non-defining) Past perfect continous Reported Speech will / going to (prediction) Should have used to / would wish / if only