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Hmngee Posted 23 years ago
Grammar
Learning English
Can someone please help a woman of some (mature), years by suggesting a book (or series)? It must be suitable for learning the rules of Grammar; punctuation and the like. It must also be fairly simple (but not patronising or treating her as 'simple' or ESN). "Janet And John" is OUT!
Thsanks so much in advance,
hcl
(Dim Panicio) - her husband.
Thsanks so much in advance,
hcl
(Dim Panicio) - her husband.
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I may borrow it, too. I hate punctuation. I always have my speller do it for me.
- I may borrow it, too.
- I hate punctuation.
- I always have my speller do it for me.
- We don't have one here.
- Do we?
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I may borrow it, too. I hate punctuation. I always have my speller do it for me. We don't have one here. Do we? Actually, I don't think it is necessary.
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Hi,
Essential Grammar in Use and
English Grammar in Use
both by Raymond Murphy are good ones.
If you would like something even more grammatical, try:
A Practical English Grammar - A.J. Thomson and A.V. Martinet
Essential Grammar in Use and
English Grammar in Use
both by Raymond Murphy are good ones.
If you would like something even more grammatical, try:
A Practical English Grammar - A.J. Thomson and A.V. Martinet
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