English Grammar Handbook - (Revised Edition)

Author: Liu Baoqing
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: This book is written in a tabular form for English grammar, offering the advantages of being concise, well-organized, easy to look up, and simple to master. It enables a wide range of English learners, especially middle and high school students, to systematically study and master English grammar in a relatively short time. The content of the book exceeds that of middle school English textbooks and is richer than the previous edition, with particularly detailed discussions on features and difficulties. The book is divided into two main parts: the first part covers morphology, discussing various parts of speech, word formation, word division, and line breaks separately. The second part focuses on syntax, primarily addressing sentence types, structures, and intonation. It is suitable for middle and high school students to read, as well as for teachers who teach English at these levels, as well as for a broad range of science and technology workers and English enthusiasts. This book is written in a tabular form for English grammar, offering the advantages of being concise, well-organized, easy to look up, and simple to master. It enables a wide range of English learners, especially middle and high school students, to systematically study and master English grammar in a relatively short time. The content of the book exceeds that of middle school English textbooks and is richer than the previous edition, with particularly detailed discussions on features and difficulties. The book is divided into two main parts: the first part covers morphology, discussing various parts of speech, word formation, word division, and line breaks separately. The second part focuses on syntax, primarily addressing sentence types, structures, and intonation. It is suitable for middle and high school students to read, as well as for teachers who teach English at these levels, as well as for a broad range of science and technology workers and English enthusiasts.