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Easy English Step by Step for ESL Learners, Pelletier D., 2020.

   Welcome to Easy English Step-by-Step for ESL Learners! This book is for highbeginner-level, nonnative English speakers who want to improve their English communication skills.
The best way to use this book is to progress through the chapters sequentially. The content and skills in each chapter build on those of the previous chapters. So start with Chapter 1 and end with Chapter 8. The book is organized by theme, with each focusing on an area of life.

IELTS 5 Practice Tests, Academic Set 4, Tests № 16-20, Braverman S., Nicholson R., 2019.

   There are two ways for you to use these practice tests for your exam preparation. You can either use them to work on your technique and strategy for each IELTS skill, or you can use them to simulate a real exam and make sure you will do well under time pressure.

Advanced, Language Practice, With key, Vince M., 2003.

   The revised edition of this book is designed with a greater emphasis on text and collocation, in keeping with recent trends in the world of English as a Foreign Language. It also incorporates the many changes to the revised proficiency examination from December 2002, such as word formation and multiple word meaning. The book is also intended for use at the level of CAE, and includes new exercises practising the formal/informal register transfer task.
Most of the practice sections in the Grammar and Vocabulary sections reflect such changes, and where texts are retained from the first edition, they have been given more of an exam focus.

English Verb Drills, Swick E., 2009.

   English Verb Drills is designed to help learners develop the skills that promote effective usage of verbs. It is a vehicle for students of all levels to review and drill conjugational forms, tenses, voice, mood, and verb usage.
English Verb Drills can serve as an important study aid to all those who wish to perfect their knowledge of English verbs. The book is equally suitable in an English-language classroom or for self-study and is an effective tool for clarifying the complexities and idiosyncrasies of the English verb.

English Grammar Drills, Lester M., 2018.

   This book focuses on the grammatical problems that prevent speakers at your level from achieving a native-like command of English grammar. While the book covers most areas of English grammar, it has a heavy concentration on those aspects of grammar that have proven to be the greatest obstacles for intermediate and advanced nonnative speakers.

Grammar Scan, Diagnostic Tests for Practical English Usage, Swan M., Baker D., 2008.

   They are diagnostic tests, designed to be used with Practical English Usage (Third Edition).
They will help you to check what you know, and what you don’t know, about English grammar and usage. By using these tests you can discover what you need to learn, and where to find the necessary explanations.

Grammar Scan, Diagnostic Tests for Practical English Usage, Answer Key, Swan M., Baker D., 2008.

   Find out what you know and what you don't know about tenses, articles, prepositions, sentence structure, spoken grammar, politeness, word problems and much more!
Three separate levels of tests: Upper Intermediate, Advanced, and a special Expert level for learners and teachers who want information about particularly challenging problems.

Practice Makes Perfect, English Grammar for ESL Learners, Swick E., 2018.

   Many people consider learning grammar a chore. And at times, it can be. But understanding the grammar of any language is essential for becoming a skilled and accurate user of that language. English is certainly no exception.
Standard grammar is composed of the traditional rules for English. It is what grammarians and English professors want everyone to use when they speak and write. But a language evolves over time, and the traditional rules sometimes seem out of step with what is going on in the English-speaking world. The more current or popular usages can be called casual language. That’s what people really say in their everyday lives and is often in direct contradiction with standard grammar. As an illustration, in standard grammar you should use who as the subject of a sentence and use whom when it is used as an object. But that’s not always the case in casual language.