Advanced Grammar in Use Advanced Learners of English with answers By Martin Hewings

Elevate your English proficiency with Advanced Grammar in Use (4th Edition) by Martin Hewings—a definitive resource for advanced learners aiming to master complex grammar structures. Tailored for self-study and classroom use, this edition is an invaluable asset for CSS aspirants and English enthusiasts seeking to refine their language skills. 

Advanced Grammar in Use (4th Edition) by Martin Hewings 

Key Features

• Comprehensive Content: 105 units covering a wide range of advanced grammar topics.

• Academic Focus: Includes five new units dedicated to grammar for academic purposes.

• Interactive Learning: Access to over 200 online tests for self-assessment and progress tracking.

• Multimedia Resources: Comes with an eBook version featuring audio and answer keys.

• Authentic Language Use: Content informed by the Cambridge International Corpus, ensuring up-to-date and real-world language application. 

Why Choose This Book?

• Ideal for Advanced Learners: Perfect for those at CEFR levels C1–C2 aiming to polish their grammar skills.

• Self-Study Friendly: Structured to facilitate independent learning, making it suitable for individuals preparing for competitive exams like CSS.

• Classroom Compatible: Equally effective as a supplementary resource in academic settings.

• Trusted by Millions: Part of the globally renowned 'In Use' series, trusted by learners and educators worldwide. 

 FAQs

Q: Is this book suitable for self-study?
A: Absolutely. The book is designed for self-learners, complete with clear explanations and practice exercises.

Q: Does it include answers to exercises?
A: Yes, all exercises come with answers to facilitate self-assessment.

Q: Are there online resources available?
A: Yes, the book includes access to an eBook version with audio and over 200 online tests.

Q: What is the language level targeted by this book?
A: The book is aimed at learners at the C1–C2 levels of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).