by Phil Williams
Have you ever asked yourself why an English speaker can use two tenses to mean the same thing Or questioned why one sentence that fits the general rules can be seen as incorrect and another that seems to break the rules is acceptable Find your answers in this book. A comprehensive guide to the grammatical forms, rules and usage patterns of all ...
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Consider English Grammar for Dummies by Geraldine Woods.
“This reads like a patient classroom primer: short chapters, plain language, and lots of examples aimed at resolving everyday grammar confusion. Its most useful function is as a quick-reference and refresher—rules, tips, and tricks are presented in checklists and concrete sentences rather than jargon. Limitations surface if you want linguistic theory, usage history, or rigorous debate about contested forms; the text favors straightforward, prescriptive answers and occasionally repeats points to aid readers who skim. Not a deep-dive resource.”
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