ENGLISH GRAMMAR NOTES


 
ENGLISH
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ENGLISH GRAMMAR NOTES

 
ASK A GRAMMAR QUESTION
 
  Ask a grammar question here
 
INTRODUCTION TO ENGLISH GRAMMAR
 
 About English grammar
 
ENGLISH PHONETICS
 
  1. The basic English sounds
  2. Play/download the modified melody of Little English Alphabet
 
MORPHOLOGY
 
  1. Nouns
  2. Articles
  3. Adjectives
  4. Pronouns
  5. Numerals
  6. Verbs
  7. Adverbs
  8. Prepositions
  9. Conjunctions
  10. Interjections
 
SENTENCE SYNTAX & COMPLEX SENTENCE SYNTAX
 
  1. Sentence Syntax
  2. Complex Sentence Syntax
  3. The Sequence of Tenses
  4. Interrogations and Negations
 
 PUNCTUATION
 
  1. Punctuation
  2. Direct and Indirect Style
 
 
 
 


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LSEG 4TH EDITION
Grammar is the first (and the most important) abstract-logic mathematical system needed to hardwire "logically" the brain of a child/teenager. Accordingly, when grammar is properly taught to a child/teenager, some logic neuron paths are then "burned" inside his young developing brain. Further in life, that child is capable of becoming a true great designer, an inventor, a creator—you name it. The idea is, his brain is perfectly and properly geared up for logic development!


Unfortunately, the World we live in today is not only imperfect, though is misses, alarmingly, exactly that mentioned early childhood/teenager grammar education. As a result, children become adults, then they may incidentally end up becoming SOMEONE IMPORTANT in our Government, in great Corporations, or in society. However, their brains lack those fundamental "abstract-logic neural paths" therefore they can never understand the very reality of our ultra-ultra-complex social life they live in ...

 
 
 
 
 
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