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Not unless you mean a good book about English grammar (slightly old-fashioned usage). If you are referring to your own knowledge or understanding of English grammar then delete "a".
- Not unless you mean a good book about English grammar (slightly old-fashioned usage).
- If you are referring to your own knowledge or understanding of English grammar then delete "a".
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Not unless you mean a good book about English grammar (slightly old-fashioned usage). If you are referring to your own knowledge or understanding of English grammar then delete "a".
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