Author: (USA) Owen Conno, translated by Peng Zhongyu
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Publish Date: 2000-12-01
Features: Many researchers have criticized Shakespeare's grammar, saying he should have written "WoeisI." or "Woeisuntome." The author of this book, however, starts from this point and bluntly reveals the truth: "It seems no one can write pronouns without being questioned!" In addition to the pronoun anxiety, the author also proposes nine other common grammatical ailments, further breaking them down into 70 detailed symptoms. Using light-hearted and lively examples and a humorous tone, the book offers readers a prescription for their specific problems. "Good medicine doesn't have to be bitter," the grammarically troubled readers, why not try this smooth remedy to escape the world of grammar and make your English life no longer black and white! This book introduces common grammatical errors and teaches useful error-prevention tips, ensuring your English life will no longer be black and white.
Tragic am I too? - English Grammar Made Easy
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