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Modern English Grammar by example
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Modern English Grammar by example
Andrew Rossiter - 2020
Revised and updated 2021
207 pages
ISBN-13: 9798645611750
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For the American English edition, see :
A New English Grammar - American edition
A New English Grammar - American edition
This is a book that should be in every school library and on the bookshelf of any student or teacher who needs clear and concise explanations of English grammar illustrated by copious examples.
Whether for native English speakers or for learners of English in EFL, ESL, ESOL or other classes, it offers a thorough presentation of the essential points of English grammar. On the basis of contemporary usage, it extrapolates clear rules and principles, while avoiding much of the confusing linguistic jargon that is the hallmark of many of the classic English Grammars that have dominated the market for the past forty years.
Available as a paperback through bookshops and online stores, including Amazon, Powells, Walmart books, the Book Depository, Betterworld Books, Bookshop.org and other outlets, or as an e-book through Amazon stores worldwide, it has been acclaimed for being "comprehensive, simple and logical".
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All sections are copiously illustrated with many hundreds of examples taken from everyday written and spoken English, carefully chosen for the clarity with which they illustrate a rule or a structure of English as it is used today.
Where appropriate, this Grammar distinguishes between written English and spoken English, and in the few cases where they are not significantly the same, between different usages in British English and American English. It includes clearly illustrated sections on styles of English, word order, and punctuation.
The author, Dr. Andrew Rossiter, former head of Applied Languages at the University of Franche-Comté in Besançon, France, has over thirty years of experience teaching and explaining grammar to intermediate and advanced-level learners of English
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