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Grammar

Are you a second language learner? Do you think

the word ‘grammar’ literally scares you? Do not

worry. You have come to the right place.

How to learn English can be a question that keeps popping

into your mind every now and then. Learning English

grammar is one of the factors that many second

language learners of English find intimidating.

Though they start learning the language, they often

seem to give up on themselves when they start with

the grammar.

This need not be the case with you. The only thing

that a second language learner has to do is keep an

open mind and cultivate the willpower and

determination to get through the English language

learning process, no matter what.

Click here to go to an external link:

( English Grammar).

Relevant topics:

Click here to go to online English Grammar and

vocabulary tests with automated scoring, online, too.

1-English Grammar.

2-English vocabulary.

3-English collocations

4-English Slangs.

5-English idioms and phrasal verbs.

6-English Business vocabulary.

We’ve been drilled on “THE RULES” for years and most of us have very little to show for it. How can we possibly teach grammar to our kids?

Practice

Practise your English grammar with clear grammar

explanations and practice exercises to test your

understanding. The learning materials are organized

into two sections, organized by English level.

All learners, whatever their level, have questions

and doubts about grammar as they're learning

English. There is also a grammar reference which

helps to explain the verb tenses and grammar rules

in a clear and simple way.

Decide which area of grammar you need help with

today and choose a grammar point to work on.

When you do the interactive exercises, you can

see how well you've done. By revising and

Practicing your grammar, you will increase your

confidence in English and improve your language

level.

Practicing little and often is the best way to improve

your grammar, so come back tomorrow to choose

another grammar point to work on. Good luck!

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My dear guest,

This page is called " Grammar Lectures" page. It

includes a lot of interesting lectures in grammar.

Let's read it to learn in order to know, in order not to

recite or just memorize without understanding or

applicability.

Memorization supplies you with a short term

knowledge but applicability supplies you with a long

term knowledge. Grammar structures are tools that

contribute in building proper communication, not just

rules to learn by heart. Grammar helps you to listen

to, speak, read and write an academic English

language properly.

Grammar

Grammar is the system of a language. People

sometimes describe grammar as the "rules" of a

language; but in fact no language has rules.

If we use the word "rules", we suggest that somebody

created the rules first and then spoke the language,

like a new game. But languages did not start like that.

Languages started by people making sounds which

evolved into words, phrases and sentences.

No commonly-spoken language is fixed. All languages

change over time.

What we call "grammar" is simply a reflection of a

language at a particular time. Originally, the term

grammar, grammatical, referred to the art of writing,

as compared to rhetoric, rhetorical, the art of

speaking.

The Most Common Grammar Mistakes, and How to Avoid Them

Communicative Grammar

As used today by many teachers and learners,

grammar is loosely understood to be a set of rules

that govern language, primarily its morphology and

syntax.

But morphology and syntax are only two components

of grammar. Communicative language teaching has

brought a renewed emphasis on the role that

semantics plays in the definition of language.

Communicative language teaching is fundamentally

concerned with 'making meaning' in the language,

whether by interpreting someone else's message,

expressing one's own, or negotiating when meaning

is unclear.

I like to think of language learning from a top-down

approach. You look at the big picture first, and then

as you go, you figure out the details. This is similar in

many ways to the strategy of guessing based on past

experience, also known as inductive reasoning,

and it’s awesome.

A language is a set of valid sentences. What makes a

sentence valid? You can break validity down into two

things: syntax and semantics

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Reasoning

I like to think of language learning from a top-down

approach. You look at the big picture first, and then

as you go, you figure out the details.

This is similar in many ways to the strategy of guessing

based on past experience, also known as inductive

reasoning, and it’s awesome.

A language is a set of valid sentences. What makes a

sentence valid? You can break validity down into two

things: syntax and semantics

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Syntax VS Semantics:

1-Syntax is the grammar.

It describes the way to construct a correct sentence.

It answers the question: how do I construct a valid

sentence? .

For example, "This water is triangular" is syntactically

correct.

2-Semantics relates to the meaning.

It describes the meaning of the sentence.

It answers the questions: is this sentence valid?

If so, what does the sentence mean?

For example, this water is triangular does not mean

anything, though the grammar is OK.

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How ?

The term syntax refers to grammatical structure

whereas the term semantics refers to the meaning of

the vocabulary symbols arranged with that structure.

Grammatical (syntactically valid) does not imply

sensible (semantically valid), however. For example,

the grammatical sentence "cows flow supremely" is

grammatically ok (subject verb adverb) in English,

but makes no sense.

Similarly, in a programming language, your grammar

(syntax rules) may allow ID EQUALS ID but the

language may only allow the sentence if the text

matched for ID does not represent a type name (a

semantic rule).

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Learn key concepts and strategies in grammar and

style to help enhance your writing and confidently

respond to the demand of high levels of literacy in

the 21st century. How great to teach and learn

grammar through the lexical approach.

It enhances meaning, feeling and practice. How nice

for me as a teacher to elicit the rule from the learners

themselves after their drill and communication

practice for the real situations that contain the rule

we want them to learn and master.

Internal Links

1-Nouns.

2 )Verbs.

3-Adjectives

4-Adverbs

5- Articles.

6)-Question.

7-Phrasal verbs.

8- E. Prepositions.

9-) Active & Passive.

10-) Kinds of Sentences.

11- Punctuation marks.

12-) Direct & Indirect Speech.

13--The Communicative grammar

14-Learn English Grammar

15-Online grammar and vocabulary test

16-English Proverbs.

17-Word Study

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