English Grammar Basics: The Ultimate Crash Course with over 50 Exercises, Quizzes, Discussion Questions, and Easy to Understand Grammar Rules

Do you have an English or ESL grammar test coming up? Are you constantly asking others to check your writing for grammar errors? Do you currently or are you planning to teach ESL grammar? This book can be helpful for: • ESL learners • English speakers whose writing contains grammar errors • Anyone planning to teach ESL who wants a brief overview of English grammar concepts Perhaps you’ve never learned the basics of English grammar. Whether you have an upcoming test, need to review the basics, or are just tired of making the same grammar mistakes, this grammar reference and workbook can help you review basic grammar concepts quickly. Whether English is your second language, or you just need a refresher on what’s grammatically acceptable, and what’s not, this book provides simple, easy to understand ESL grammar rules along with tons of English grammar exercises to practice what you’ve learned. Perhaps you’ve forgotten the parts of speech and need to know exactly how nouns, verbs, adjectives and subjects function in a sentence. Perhaps you’re having trouble with the English tenses. Among other topics, this book covers the most commonly used English tenses: Past Simple, Future Simple, Present Simple and Present Continuous, how to correctly use the articles (a, an, the), and how to correctly use the apostrophe s (‘s). Each chapter provides extremely easy to understand grammar rules, examples and then follow-up English grammar exercises to practice each rule. In the second part of each chapter, there are additional English grammar exercises, dialogues, conversation questions, and even a quiz at the end of each chapter to check your progress. You can easily check your answers for all English grammar exercises and tests since the answers are provided in the book as well. The format of the book is meant to help students review what they already know quickly, and spend more time on the grammar topics that are not well understood.