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Explains some of the more troublesome and confusing ***ects of English grammar under the topics of nouns, pronouns, verbs, modifiers, sentences, conjuncti*** and prepositi***, and punctuation. Includes practice quizzes.

作者简介：

Judi Kesselman-Turkel and Franklynn Peterson are the authors of Study Smarts and Test-Taking Strategies, as well as hundreds of articles and over a dozen books.

How to Use This Book

Clue 1: Why We Have Trouble with Grammar

Clue 2: Why Grammar Is So Confusing

1: Nouns

Clue 1: Most Nouns Can Follow the

Catch 1 :. Some Nouns Are Also Verbs

Catch 2: Some Nouns Are Groups of Words

Clue 2: Most Nouns Add s to Show Plural

Catch 3: Some Nouns Form Irregular Plurals

Catch 4: Some Singular Nouns Have Plural Meanings

Clue 3: Possessives Can Show More Than Possession

Catch 5: Apostrophes Are Tricky

Catch 6: Compound Nouns Often Replace Possessives

Checkup Quiz

2: Pronouns

Clue 1: Pronouns Come in Small Groups

Catch 1: Is It/or me?

Catch 2: Whom Isn't Dead Yet

Clue 2: How to Tell a Possessive from a Contraction

Clue 3: Some Pronouns Defy Logic

Catch 3: The which~that Dilemma

Catch 4: The whose Confusion

Clue 4: How to Use the Pronoun one

Clue 5: The Verbs That Follow Indefinite Pronouns

Checkup Quiz

3: Verbs

Clue 1: Memorize Tricky Irregular Verbs

Catch 1: Look-Alike Verbs Trip Us Up

Clue 2: Some Plural Subjects Take Singular Verbs

Clue 3: Know How to Deal with Fancy Tenses

Catch 2: Shall Isn't Dead Yet

Clue 4: Translate Speech Properly to Paper

Clue 5: Passive Has Its Place

Catch 3: The Prejudice Against get

Clue 6: A Verb Is Sometimes a Two-Word Unit

Clue 7: Some Verbs Take Special Prepositi***

Catch 4: The Split Infinitive Has Not Yet Won Its Battle

Clue 8: Mood Is a Sometime Thing

Checkup Quiz

4: Modifiers

Clue 1: oly Words Are Not Always Adverbs, and Adverbs Are Not Always -ly Words

Catch 1: good and well, bad and badly

Clue 2: Which Comparis*** use -er, -est; and Which Use more and most

Catch 2: Some Words Can't Be Compared

Catch 3: Watch the Pronouns That Follow Comparis***

Clue 3: Don't Use Shorthand in Comparing

Clue 4: Clear Up the than/then Confusion

Clue 5: Other Modifiers That Trip the Unwary

Checkup Quiz

5: Sentences

Clue 1: Compound Sentences Show Related and Equally Important Thoughts

Clue 2: Make Sure Your Compound Sentences Do the Right Job

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6: Conjuncti*** and Prepositi***

7: Punctuation

Answers to Checkup Quizzes

Index

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