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English Grammar (over 25 topics available).

English Phonetics (more than 20 topics available).

English Vocabulary (exceeding 50 topics available).

English Language Skills (around 40 lessons with engaging activities).

Quickly learn English offline and for free with classes, tasks, examples, exercises, quizzes, audio clips, assessments, free downloads, and more.

English Idioms - New Vocabulary section! Explore Idioms through images and sounds.

ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION

Discover the differences in pronunciation between British English (UK) and American English (US).

ENGLISH SKILLS

Enhance your English abilities through lessons and engaging activities. Focus areas include Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking.

ENGLISH GRAMMAR

Understand English grammar with clear explanations supported by examples and practice exercises.

ENGLISH PHONETICS

Refine your English pronunciation using audio resources, language rules, and practical exercises.

ENGLISH VOCABULARY

Expand your vocabulary and sentence construction skills with audio support and visual aids.

ENGLISH EXAMS

Get ready for international English exams such as TOEFL, IELTS, TOEIC, BEC, CAE, OET, and others.

ENGLISH EXERCISES

Sharpen your English proficiency through multiple-choice exercises and interactive quizzes.

ENGLISH RESOURCES

Access a vast collection of unlimited English exercises for no charge (over 1000 files). Includes exercises on Grammar, Phonetics, Vocabulary, Audio Packs, and much more.

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CONTENTS ▼

ENGLISH PHONETICS | PHONEMIC CHART

- Symbols from the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) utilized in British English.

ENGLISH PHONETICS | PHONETICS ALPHABET

- An interactive alphabet accompanied by audio and transcriptions.

ENGLISH PHONETICS | PRONUNCIATION TRAINING

- Audio resources to help learn the pronunciation of phonemes.

- Vowels

- Diphthongs

- Consonants

ENGLISH PHONETICS | VOWELS - CONSONANTS SOUNDS

- Short and long vowels

- Types of vowels: front, center, back

- Voiced and voiceless consonants

- Categories of consonants: plosive, fricative, affricate, nasal, approximant.

ENGLISH PHONETICS | TRANSCRIPTIONS

- Phonemes illustrated with examples in typical spelling alongside their transcription.

ENGLISH PHONETICS | SPELLING RULES

- Sound patterns and associated rules

- The Schwa sound

- Soft vs Hard pronunciations

ENGLISH PHONETICS | INTONATION

- Patterns of rising intonation

- Patterns of falling intonation

- Patterns of fall-rise intonation

ENGLISH PHONETICS | STRESS PATTERNS

- Word stress and sentence stress

ENGLISH GRAMMAR | ADJECTIVES

- Descriptive adjectives

- Demonstrative adjectives

- Quantitative adjectives

- Interrogative adjectives

- Possessive adjectives

- Numerical adjectives

- Associated grammar rules

ENGLISH GRAMMAR | PRONOUNS

- Personal pronouns

- Objective pronouns

- Possessive pronouns

- Reflexive pronouns

- Demonstrative pronouns

- Interrogative pronouns

- Indefinite pronouns

- Relative pronouns

- Reciprocal pronouns

ENGLISH GRAMMAR | TENSES

- Simple present tense

- Present continuous tense

- Present perfect tense

- Present perfect continuous tense

- Simple past tense

- Past continuous tense

- Past perfect tense

- Past perfect continuous tense

- Simple future tense

- Future progressive tense

- Future intent with "going to"

- Future perfect simple tense

- Future perfect progressive tense

ENGLISH GRAMMAR | VERB TO BE

- Affirmative forms in the present

- Negative forms in the present

- Interrogative forms in the present

- Simple affirmative form in the past

- Simple negative form in the past

- Simple interrogative form in the past

ENGLISH GRAMMAR | IRREGULAR VERBS

- Complete list with infinitive, past simple, and past participle forms

ENGLISH GRAMMAR | MODAL VERBS

- Can

- Could

- May/Might

- Will/Shall

- Should/Ought to

- Must/Have to

- Would

ENGLISH GRAMMAR | PASSIVE VOICE

- Forms in simple present and simple past

- Infinitive and perfect infinitive forms

- Present perfect and past perfect forms

- Present continuous and past continuous forms

- Structures involving two objects and various interesting facts

ENGLISH GRAMMAR | REPORTED SPEECH

- Distinctions between direct and indirect speech

- Changing present to past forms

- Adjustments for pronouns and adverbs

ENGLISH GRAMMAR | NOUNS

- Classification of nouns

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Forget fumbling through confusing grammar websites or paying for subscription-based apps that lose functionality offline—TeacherApp English is the all-in-one language powerhouse I wish I had during years of frustrating self-study. This isn’t just a reference tool; it's an immersive, endlessly patient tutor living in your pocket. The depth surprised me immediately: diving into the Phonetics section felt like unlocking a secret code. Hearing the subtle, crystal-clear differences between the British "water" /ˈwɔː.tə/ and the American "water" /ˈwɑː.t̬ɚ/, while seeing the IPA transcription, finally clarified pronunciation mysteries that YouTube tutorials never solved. Practicing diphthongs with instant audio feedback made me feel like a phonetician-in-training, and the spelling rules section (especially the elusive Schwa!) transformed my mumbled English into something far more intentional.

But where TeacherApp truly shines is in its structured skill-building. The Skills section is genius. Instead of passive reading, each lesson (Listening, Reading, Writing, Speaking) integrates interactive activities that feel like games. One moment I'm deciphering rapid-fire dialogues for listening comprehension, the next I'm constructing complex sentences using newly learned modal verbs, all reinforced by targeted exercises. The Vocabulary section, especially the new Idioms with visuals, turned abstract phrases into memorable images—I’ll never forget "kick the bucket" paired with its quirky cartoon! The Grammar explanations are models of clarity. Tense structures I’d vaguely understood for years (looking at you, Past Perfect Continuous!) suddenly clicked with concise rules and contextual examples followed by bite-sized quizzes that solidified the knowledge instantly. Preparing for IELTS feels less daunting with exam-specific tips and exercises woven directly into the relevant grammar and vocabulary modules.

The offline access is revolutionary. Crushing phonemic chart drills on the subway or tackling a dense grammar quiz during a flight – without a hint of lag or needing Wi-Fi – meant consistent, barrier-free progress. The sheer volume of free, high-quality content (over 1000 exercises!) puts premium apps to shame. TeacherApp doesn't just teach English; it builds confidence through mastery, one perfectly explained rule, one clear audio sample, one engaging activity at a time. It's my go-to linguistic gym, and I've stopped searching for alternatives.

FAQs Briefly Addressed:

Is it truly free? What’s the catch? Astonishingly, yes, the core features (grammar, phonetics, vocabulary, skills, exercises, offline access to all content) are completely free. Advertisements are present but unintrusive. No essential features are paywalled.

How effective is the pronunciation practice? Exceptionally practical. The focus on IPA, UK/US comparisons, and the dedicated Pronunciation Training audio drills (vowels, diphthongs, consonants) provide a systematic foundation you won't get from just mimicking videos. Hearing and seeing the sounds demystifies accent nuances.

Can beginners handle it, or is it too advanced? Perfectly designed for all levels. Topics are clearly categorized and progress logically. Absolute beginners can start with basic grammar/vocabulary, while intermediates/advanced learners will find immense value in the phonetics depth, nuanced grammar rules, exam prep, and skills activities.

How does offline mode work? Flawlessly. Download the app and initial packs (small file size!), and everything – lessons, audio, exercises, dictionaries – works without an internet connection. Updates are infrequent and small.

Is the exam prep (TOEFL, IELTS, etc.) substantial? While not a full substitute for dedicated test prep books, it provides excellent targeted practice. Exam-relevant grammar points, vocabulary (like academic words), writing structures, and listening/reading strategies are clearly identified and exercised within the relevant sections, offering a strong foundation.

Does the translation tool work well? It’s a basic dictionary-based feature helpful for quick word lookups. For complex sentences or nuanced phrases, dedicated translation apps might be better, but it’s sufficient for understanding explanations within the app context.