Learning English Grammar
After all, it's "I" before "E" except after "C" right?
Well, what about words like species, or science, or ancient?
Someone must have forgotten to tell them the rules, eh?
Yes, grammar is filled with rules and those rules often have exceptions but one question does remain...
What is the easiest (or best) way to learn English grammar?
You don't seriously expect me to answer that question, do you?
If there's one thing experience has taught me, it's that students aren't generic and that learners of the English Language learn in different ways and at different speeds. That said, I will tell you some good news, and that is, that grammar is learnable and this site exists to help you learn it.
Here you'll find explanations of theory and practical grammar exercises throughout the site.
Well, the short answer is that it's a set, or body, of rules that is used to determine the construction of the English Language. Much more could be said about it but, frankly, it's not necessary. After all, you don't need to know the intricate details of the INTERNET in order to use it properly, do you?
Likewise, grammar.
The point is that whether you are here to learn, brush up, or otherwise improve your knowledge of grammar, then you should get started by clicking on English grammar. You'll go to the home page where you'll have hundreds of pages of specific information to choose from.