Book Description

The use of good grammar is a skill that you can develop and use throughout your life. If you experience problems with grammar, you might try completing grammar exercises and testing yourself using the exercises available. It is quite possible to use grammar effectively without knowing the rules in a formal way. Generally, when there is a grammatical error a sentence will not read correctly. You do not always have to stop and think about whether a sentence contains a subject and a verb (or anything else). Repeated practice can help you better understand grammar by commonsense. A sentence as a collection of words aims to convey sense or meaning. It is formed according to the logic of grammar. Meaning flows from one sentence to the next. The simplest sentence consists only of a noun, a naming word, and a verb. Adjectives describe nouns while adverbs describe verbs. Verbs are expressed in tenses; past, present or future. Our grammar drill exercises follow a simple uncluttered format and aim to do wonders for kids. They also serve well as teaching tools for classroom teachers, parents and homeschoolers. Classroom teachers use our exercises to assess students' mastery of basic grammar skills, to give students extra practice, to teach new strategies, and to save precious planning time. Parents use our exercises to give their kids extra practice to enhance their English education. Homeschoolers use our exercises for homeschool education to develop and strengthen English skills in their kids. Our goal is to provide you with straightforward practice-oriented material that helps you build up a strong sense of English grammar.