The video compares two grammar books: 'English Grammar in Use for Intermediate Learners' by Raymond Murphy and 'Advanced Grammar in Use' by Martin Hewings. It discusses their structures, content, and exercises, highlighting the differences in complexity and topics. The video concludes with recommendations on which book suits different learners' needs, emphasizing that while 'Blue Murphy' is sufficient for most, 'Green non-Murphy' is ideal for those seeking advanced grammar knowledge.

What are the nicknames given to the two grammar books compared in the video?

• Red Murphy and Yellow non-Murphy

• Blue Murphy and Green non-Murphy

• Blue non-Murphy and Green Murphy

• Red non-Murphy and Yellow Murphy

Which publisher released both grammar books?

• Stanford University Press

• Oxford University Press

• Harvard University Press

• Cambridge University Press

What additional resource is mentioned for those below Intermediate level?

• Basic Grammar in Use

• Comprehensive Grammar in Use

• Advanced Grammar in Use

• Essential Grammar in Use

How are the books structured in terms of content?

• Sections with mixed grammar exercises

• Chapters with multiple grammar topics

• Modules with advanced grammar only

• Units with one grammar area per page

How many units does 'Blue Murphy' contain?

• 120 units

• 160 units

• 100 units

• 145 units

What is the main focus of 'Blue Murphy'?

• Basic to Intermediate grammar

• Only phrasal verbs

• Advanced grammar topics

• Formal language only

Which book covers more complex grammar topics?

• Neither covers complex topics

• Both cover the same topics

• Green non-Murphy

• Blue Murphy

How many units on reported speech are in 'Green non-Murphy'?

• 4 units

• 6 units

• 2 units

• 8 units

Which book includes more exercises on correcting sentence mistakes?

• Neither includes such exercises

• Both have the same number

• Green non-Murphy

• Blue Murphy

What type of topics do exercises in 'Green non-Murphy' focus on?

• Work and travel

• Science and politics

• Hobbies and leisure

• Music and art