Which GRAMMAR IN USE Do You Need?

Let's compare English Grammar in Use by R. Murphy for Intermediate Learners and Advanced Grammar in Use by M. Hewings. I did all exercises from both books, and I have thoughts. Do you need both to improve your English grammar? Which Grammar in Use book do you actually need?

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0:00 English Grammar in Use VS Advanced Grammar in Use
0:32 Let's compare the basics
0:59 What about the structure?
2:42 Let's compare grammar exercises
4:22 Do you need Advanced Grammar in Use?

[lemonizi]

This is such a great comparison video! Both books are amazing, as you said, and as an EFL/ESL teacher I can swear by these (and red murphy for beginners/pre-intermediate lvls). Great video dear!

[polyglot]

My compliments on your fluency. Great display of your vocabulary, over and above the intermediate and advanced. It is a good idea to guide learners that reading authentic material such as books, magazines and the daily news will being a much needed expansion of vocabulary in the different themes of conversation. Textbook learning books have a small range of vocabulary. Nothing like reading and writing on authentic communication.

[phamphuong]

I am on the path to C1 level, my current level is B2, but Grammar in Use Intermediate is very helpful ❤

[Carlos_Vr]

This is the video I was looking for!!! Thank you!!! Excellent video!

[limitless]

Thank you for the video.
I hope that I can improve my grammar.

[ebenezergomes]

Great viedeo! I've been studying these powerful books and they're excellent. Thanks a lot !

[prasaboom]

Thank you :) i saw these books but i didn't know which one to chose .

[cheerfulheartdeepmind]

eventually, every word has its own grammar.... for an advanced learner who knows the blue Murphy enough (sentence structures, conditionals, preps etc), ... I believe It's better to revise a good advanced level dictionary for the grammar of a particular word... It's very easy to drown in the detail... every one need to find a sweet spot for just enough grammar/vocabulary for their own life/experience/interests.... thank you Beauty for the video... really inspiring... and a good comparison of the most famous grammar books...👍

[gayanpriyadarshana]

Your video is informative. But here you are comparing Raymond's intermediate grammar book an the green book for advanced learners. Hopefully looking forward to watch another comparison video with English grammar in use ( Advanced) book.

[abelreiscarvalho]

Great books . I have them both and I attained the highest grammar level by studying along with them 😊. Thanks God I found them on my own long ago and now I can say with all confidence that I am practically a c2 english student 🎉

[Gracilda]

Thank you so much for the book grammatical indicators

[einstein]

Amazing!!! I am not the only one who has ever thought about this!!!

[LCCVR]

Besides Blue Murphy, there is also a Green Murphy. I believe it stands between the red and the blue ones, but it would be interesting if you gave your opinion on that.
Other question I have is about the Green non-Murphy keys: as the questions are open (as you stated in the video), does it contain answers? Thanks for the video.

[CreativeoE]

thank you for review ma'am ! 🙏💖 I love it 🇵🇭

[twosonnys]

I hadn't been studying for 7 years. It's a pretty long time. Isn't it? Recently, I needed to review the English grammar for IELTS. There were almost 10 topics and sections which i had to review for IELTS grammar rules. Unfortunately, I've forgot it all. Tense Systems are still nightmares for me.😂 I took a mock test to know my current English level. Surprisingly, my results were not that too bad. During the test, I just automatically focus on what sounds right for the answers because TV-shows might be doing the work for me.😂 For all those years I watched shows finally paid off I think. Finally, I come to know that grammar is just part of the language. I asked myself that "Do I fully understand my native language grammar?". I speak my language everyday but I don't really know the rules and structures. By the way, I still need a lot to do on my grammar knowledge. Thank you for your suggest. It seems that the Blue Murphy might be the right one for me. 😂😂

[agatastaniak]

After years of experience with all of them, multiple versions, only decent one is navy blue one. For everyone between lower intermediate up till upper intermediate level. As for Advanced version - at best confusing. When it comes to this level and this series I cna only honestly recommend Advanced Vocabulary in Use, no matter which edition really. All these are good. There are way better books for this level. For complete beginners Essential one is ok but not a a stand alone resource and not for self-study.

[HiraKenji]

I'm a fluent English speaker and I bought the Advanced Grammar In Use because of that... I do not regret, but if someone asks me whitch one buy then I'll certainly say to buy the English Grammar In Use (the blue one).

[dreamsahg]

I like grammar in use .. I used to finish the red one and the blue are the same with more details .. In my opinion it is the best for learning English

[sebbysebbseb]

Cheers for the video!
I was wondering which book to buy. I will go for the green one. I'm already a native speaker of English, I want to improve my grammar and learn the structure of english rules. It sounds like the green is the way to go.

[DancelifeBR]

good one so many details. I got both digital versions.