Master the building blocks of English with clear, classroom-friendly guidance. A Modern English Grammar presents an analytic, inductive approach to understanding how language works. It focuses on the structure of sentences first, then builds toward the use and classification of words, with careful guidance to help students observe, compare, and reason about grammar.
The book emphasizes practical learning: start by breaking down sentences into subject, predicate, complements, and modifiers, then study how these larger elements shape the parts of speech. It aims to help teachers and learners grasp the governing rules without overwhelming part-by-part detail, using visually accessible graphics and carefully chosen exercises.
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This book is an attempt to present the grammar of modernE nglish in the manner prescribed by modem methods of instruction. The general treatment of the subject has been determined by two considerations. The first is that when pupils begin the study of grammar, they not only are able to understand the language of standard English literature, but they are continually using sentences of their own with considerable fluency and accuracy. The second is that, though pupils have considerable skill in the use of language, they have little knowledge of the nature of sentences and little insight into the fundamental relations of subject, predicate, complement, and modifier. The second consideration makes unsuitable for classinstruction those formal treatises that take for granted a knowledge of the elements of sentence structure, and begin with the discussion of single words. The first consideration discredits the method of those text-books which, following the line of progress of a childs first efforts at language, begin with single words, and require pupils to build up the mother tongue bit by bit, as if it were something new and strange. The pupils whom we set to study grammar learn to use the parts of speech and the various types of theE nglish sentence when they are very young; and they naturally find dry and unprofitable a study which ignores the power and knowledge already acquired.
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