Top 5 Grammar Apps for Android in 2019

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Top 5 Grammar Apps for Android in 2019

• Bad grammar is a significant problem for a lot of
  people. It can be ignored in tweets or captions
  of social media posts, at times, but not in other
  places. If you also misspell words or write wrong
  sentences now and then, worry not, there are
  various grammar apps available nowadays. They
  will help you learn grammar and let you write
  sentences correctly every time. Check out the
  best five grammar apps given below.

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1. Basic English Grammar If you wish to have a
basic grammar app, Basic English Grammar is an
ideal app for you. It comes with plenty of
lessons and text for improving your grammar. In
detail, there are around 230 grammar lessons as
well as about 480 short tests. The outstanding
user interface of this app makes it perfect too.
When it comes to language support, it is
supportive of over 100 languages. You can quickly
check out specific words in your native language
with the use of this great app. 2. English
Grammar in Use Grammar professor Raymond Murphy
offers you English Grammar in Use app, which is
one of the best apps for learning grammar. You
can also find the book with the exact name and
even it is based on it. There are around 145
grammar points in this Android app, but the free
version doesnt provide all of them. You will
have to make in-app purchases for getting access
to all. It might be one of the best grammar apps,
but it is expensive too. You can easily download
this Android app on your device from the Google
Play Store. 3. Grammarly Grammarly has gained
popularity in a short time and is an ideal
grammar app for use. It is free for users and
consists of various features such as auto-correct
and more. This app can correct your grammar
mistakes while you write as it is being offered
as a keyboard. For more information click here
Grammar Apps
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