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English Grammar Rules You Must Know:

Writing and Speaking 101 for Beginners, Daily English for Friendly Conversation & Business Applications, Understanding Grammar to Avoid Errors that Make You Look Dumb

Lissie Bradach

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Introduction

Congratulations on purchasing English Grammar Rules You Must Know:

Ultimate Grammar Writing and Speaking 101 Workbook for Beginners, Daily English for Friendly Conversation and Business Applications, Understanding Grammar to Avoid Errors that Make You Look Dumb, and thank you for doing so.

The following chapters will discuss the rules of English Grammar and how you can use the English language in your daily life situations. You will learn the different types of words in the English language and their most common uses and show you mistakes commonly made, so you dont make these same mistakes.

Although it has its little quirks, the English language is complicated to learn. After all, the word hot can refer to the room temperature, the food's temperature, the food's spiciness level, or the good-looking person who just walked by the window. And hot is a word that you would use in your everyday speech, as long as you know the context and use it correctly. There is also the kind of English grammar spoken in more formal situations, like church, the office, or meeting your significant other's parents for the first time.

The English language has been changing and evolving for centuries. The English grammar used by the original people who spoke English is quite different from that said today. The actual language started as a mixture of many other languages in the same region and developed into another new and fresh language. As even more people from different places on the map moved into the area, they all brought with them their unique language, to add it to the melting pot of languages that evolved into the English language.

Part of the things that make up English grammar known today came about because of historical changes. The advent of the dictionary and printed word had a significant effect on the English language. As the world changed and people became more mobile and more fluid, so did the English language. The grammar that came out of that language is the subject of this book, and it is all covered in-depth, in great detail, with examples wherever possible of the right way and the wrong way to use the English language and English grammar.

Most of the English language will follow the same set of rules most of the time. As long as you understand the essential parts of speech and how to put them together in a verbal or written context so that they make sense, then you will have won the battle and conquered the English language and its grammar rules. And that is what this book is here to help you do: use the English language correctly and adequately (there is a difference between the two!). As long as you follow the basic rules for grammar and the rules for using a particular form of grammar, you will be just fine.

This book will help you, whether you are a native English language speaker or are new to the language, learn all of the information you need to speak and write the language correctly and adequately. Some of the information you will find in this book is not well known, but it is required for you to have a good command of English grammar. You will learn about the nouns and verbs that form the language's building blocks, those words that all sentences require one of, and that all sentences contain. You will also see a discussion of the other terms in the English language, the adjectives, pronouns, adverbs, synonyms, and antonyms that add color and fluff to plain speaking and writing. While it is essential to know the basics and how to use them, it is just as crucial for you to understand how to decorate your speaking and writing to add more enjoyment to your English language command.

There are numerous books on English grammar and the English language on the market, so thank you for choosing this one! This book is full of as much useful information as was possible to put into one book, so please enjoy it!

Chapter 1: Welcome To English Grammar

Grammar rules are nothing more than grammar rules; the guidelines tell you how you should speak and write a particular language. Even though thinking about grammar rules might remind you of endless boring sessions in elementary school, grammar can be a fun subject. English grammar laws are useful for knowing how to speak and write the English language effectively and confidently. Grammar rules tell you how to use words and sentences in a universally accepted manner as grammatically correct. The grammar rules of any language reflect the nature of the structure of the language. Rules of grammar dont apply to just the words of the language, but they also apply to the punctuation and creative use and the meaning of the words and using them in the proper context.

You will communicate better if you understand the rules of grammar. The rules for using words and forming phrases and sentences will help you speak and write in a manner that other people understand and can enjoy. Knowing the parts of grammar and their primary uses are also vital for analyzing how you use the English language and improving your writing and speaking. The written word is often prone to improper grammar usage. While spoken word will sometimes relax the rules regarding the proper use of grammar, there are certain situations in which a more formal tone is desirable.

The Origin of the English Language

As it is now, the English language has undergone many changes in the centuries it has been in use. It is believed the English language began with the arrival of three separate Germanic tribes that invaded Britain during the fifth century. Germanic refers to people who lived in the upper half of Europe at that time. When they invaded Britain, they pushed the people who spoke the Celtic languages into the area that is now Ireland and Scotland. The three tribes spoke similar languages that eventually merged into what is known as Old English. Someone from today who traveled back in time would have difficulty speaking English to someone who spoke only Old English.

In the eleventh century, England was invaded again by people from Europe, who is now France, who brought their language. They spoke a language similar to French and became the accepted language among royalty, business people, and the ruling class. The lower classes still spoke Old English, so communication between the two types was rather tricky. By the fourteenth century, the French language had virtually disappeared, except for some particular words, and the two languages merged and created Middle English. This language was Shakespeare and Chaucer's speech, but it would also be difficult for someone of today to understand.

Around the nineteenth-century, Middle English began to change. The most significant change was that vowels became shorter for some unknown reason. This change brought even more new words into the English language. This period was also when the printed word became common, so that it was necessary to have one common language for printing purposes. This reason made the English language more standardized, with the rules for spelling and grammar fixed into place. Since London was the location of most publishing houses, the dialect of that city became the norm, and in 1604 publishers printed the first dictionary of English words, and Early Modern English was born.

The vocabulary was the most significant difference between Early and Late Modern English. There are many more words in the collection of words that makes up Late Modern English for two specific reasons. The first reason is the Industrial Revolution, which created many new words to add to the English language. The second reason is that the British Empire occupied about one-fourth of the world's surface with its extensive holdings. The English language incorporated many foreign words into daily use.

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