English Grammar In Urdu is an educational Android application developed by Burj Labs. The program delves into the structure of English language, encompassing words, phrases, clauses, and sentences. It discusses historical, social, cultural, and regional variations of English, presenting a generalized form of present-day Standard English used across various domains like broadcasting, education, and government. The application highlights differences in grammar among standard forms of British, American, and Australian English, emphasizing minor discrepancies in vocabulary and pronunciation.

Modern English within the app has transitioned from the inflectional case system of Indo-European to analytical constructions. It explains the retention of morphological case in personal pronouns and the indication of grammatical function through word order, prepositions, and possessives. The program categorizes eight word classes in English, distinguishing nouns as the largest class and verbs as the second-largest. It also covers the formation of phrases and the fluidity of words across different classes.