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Message board > The best grammar book ever!
The best grammar book ever!
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marta v
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The best grammar book ever!
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Hi!
The best grammar book ever devised for young learners but also very good for adults is the Round-up series (1-7) by Virginia Evans (Pearson Longman) from beginner to upper-intermediate. With simple, concise and clear rules, with enough exercises and lots of visual stimuli. The vocabulary in the exercises is well adjusted to the appropriate levels. I love it!
Marta
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29 Jan 2010
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Bare
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Yes, it �s great! I have No 1- 4 .
I also use
Raymond Murphy �s Essential Grammar in Use, and English Grammar in Use ( Cambridge University Press ) - perfect explanation and nice practice
Swan & Walter The Good Grammar Book and How English works ( Oxford )
Kenna Bourke The Grammar Lab 1-3 ( Oxford )
Grammar Spectrum Series (1-3 ) ( Oxford)
I use a lot of grammar books but Murphy is No 1 for the levels I teach. And of course our ESL printables...
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29 Jan 2010
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douglas
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I also really like:
"Everything You Need to Know About English Homework" from Scholastic books.
I bought it for my daughter to help her in school (4th grade) and later, when I started teaching English Grammar to adults, I found it very helpful because it simplified many things, but it was accurate.
I think its target audience is 4th-6th grade native speakers of American English. I made the company I now work for buy a copy for their library as well.
Douglas |
29 Jan 2010
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