Oct 9, 2014

English Grammar Book

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Grammar is the sound, structure, and meaning system of language. All languages have grammar, and each language has its own grammar. People who speak the same language are able to communicate because they intuitively know the grammar system of that language—that is, the rules of making meaning. Students who are native speakers of English already know English grammar. They recognize the sounds of English
words, the meanings of those words, and the different ways of putting words together to make meaningful sentences.

However, while students may be effective speakers of English, they need guidance to become effective writers. They need to learn how to transfer their knowledge of grammatical concepts from oral language to written language.

We are all born with the neurological wiring, or capacity, to learn language, and infants spend a good portion of their first two years
learning the structure of the language--or languages--they hear spoken around them. This is a complex--and marvelous--process that we
all went through, and it is learning that takes place unconsciously; in other words it does not require formal instruction. Do you ever
see toddlers memorizing lists of irregular verbs? By the time a child is ready to enter kindergarten, she already "knows" in the unconscious sense just about all of the linguistic structure she will need to make sense in her native language(s).But anyway we have to polish our unconscious sense through learning grammar so that we become a good speaker.

Our app has all grammar chapters that will help you to become a perfect English speaker.

THIS APP IS COMPLETELY OPTIMIZED FOR SMARTPHONES.
This App is AWESOME for Studying English Grammar.
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A complete English Grammar Study Book for improving your grammar.
The app helps you to study, practice and then after each test you can analyse which of them you answered are correct or wrong
Features of the App
1. It's a complete English Grammar study Book.
2. Include detailed explanation for all chapters covered.
3. The Practice sections will show you the correct answer if you are wrong.
4. The Test Grammar section will take a test of yours and give yourself a chance to analyse the test results after the exam.
It tells you how many of them you answered were correct and how many of them were wrong.
5. if you don't know the answer to a question then don't worry you can just share it with your teacher or friend via mail and get the answer fast.Isn't it amazing.
6. Send us which chapters you want to include in the next update.

App includes
Active Or Passive Voice
Adjectives
Articles
Auxiliary Verbs
Common Mistakes
Conditionals
Determiners
Distributives
Gerund And Present Participles
Idioms
Infinitives
Parts Of Speech
Phrases
Quantifiers
Question Tags
Relative Clauses
Reported Speech
Synonyms and Antonyms
Tenses
Type of sentence
Use of Wish
Capitalization
Degree Of Comparison
Gender
Had better
Homonyms
Independent and Dependent Clauses
Number
Order of Adjectives
Plurals
Possessive
Punctuation Rules
Subjects, Verbs and Objects
The imperative
To Get
Use of Had better
Use Of Little, A Little, Few, A Few.....
Use of Shall
Use of Should
Used to
Vocabulary
and many more to come in each update.
Practice Questions include 27 sections
Those sections are
Adjectives.
Adverbs.
Appropriate Order.
Articles.
Collective Noun.
Correct Form of Nouns.
Correct Words.
General Questions.
Gerunds.
Homophones.
idioms.
If And Unless.
Interjection.
Nouns to Verb.
Participles.
Phrasal Verbs.
Plural Forms.
Prefix.
Preposition.
Pronouns.
Reported speech.
Tenses (4 different sections)
Verbs

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