Grammar in Plain English
Grammar in Plain English by Harriet Diamond is a comprehensive manual published by Barrons Educational Series on August 1, 2005. This 368-page book serves as an effective resource for adults preparing for the GED, as well as students of English as a second language getting ready for the TOEFL or TOEIC exams. It covers essential topics in basic English usage, including sentence structure, descriptive language, verb-noun agreement, and punctuation.
Readers will find twenty-two lessons that delve into various aspects of English grammar, each accompanied by practice exercises and answers to reinforce learning. This edition has been updated to align with the latest GED writing skills tests, making it a relevant tool for those looking to enhance their grammar and punctuation skills. The book is designed to support learners in improving their command of the English language, whether for academic purposes or everyday communication.
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Here is an excellent English grammar brush-up manual and subject review for adults preparing for the GED, for students of English as a second language preparing for the TOEFL or TOEIC exams, and for all others who need to improve their skills in basic English usage. Topics presented and explained include:
Twenty-two lessons cover the various aspects of English grammar with practice exercises accompanying each lesson and answers to all questions. This new edition has been updated to reflect the most recent GED writing skills tests.
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