Instead of just looking at a photo of a page, watch video explanations on YouTube . Creators often explain the logic behind the answers, which helps with retention.

Use the workbook answers to learn "marker words" (e.g., yesterday, last, ago ) that help you identify which tense to use. Where to Find Verified Answers

While "ready answers" are a great safety net, relying on them too much can lead to poor performance in class tests. Reviewers from Skillbox and TOKI suggest these strategies:

Do the homework yourself first. Use the GDZ only to verify your answers. If you made a mistake, look up the grammar rule (like the difference between Past Simple and Past Continuous ) to understand why .

If you use the Afanasyeva and Mikheeva series, you can find complete answers for both the standard and advanced tracks on Gdz.ru.