Abstract
This article examines the benefits and challenges of integrating digital tools into English grammar teaching. In contemporary education, interactive platforms, mobile applications, online quizzes, multimedia resources, and artificial intelligence-based tools are increasingl used to support learners’ grammatical development. Digital technologies can make grammar
instruction more visual and interactive, provide opportunities for individualized learning,
offer immediate feedback, and increase students’ engagement in classroom activities.
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