English Grammar And Composition
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Review It is a very popular book in students community and is really very useful for all of us. I've purchased it specially for my Children to enhance their English Language skills grammatically and also to revise and test my own english language skills once again after passing my MA in English Literature way back in 1999. This book along with it's key is a great combinati Review It is a very popular book in students community and is really very useful for all of us. I've purchased it specially for my Children to enhance their English Language skills grammatically and also to revise and test my own english language skills once again after passing my MA in English Literature way back in 1999. This book along with it's key is a great combination one can really have. Just go for it without any second thoughts.LEENA SINGH Jan 30, 2012 This English Grammar book is very oldest Grammar book available for students to learn English. This is a excellent revised edition.
It is very essential.senthilkumar s Jun 20, 2014 This was recommended to me by my editor. And it did wonders. I would definitely say,'Buy it, use it, enlighten yourself!' Yes, initially you may find it a bit childish with all the pictures but it is the best piece on English grammar that you must own and have in your library.Raghu Raj Murmu Sep 8, 2012 About the Author One of the authors of this book, P.C. Wren, completed his Master's degree in Arts, from the famed St. Catherine's College, University of Oxford, after which he worked for a number of years as a teacher in a boarding school.
He has authored several other books as well. In the year 1903, he was appointed by the Indian Education Service, as the headmaster of Karachi High School. The second author of this book, H.
Martin, received the honor of Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire. He has authored another book, namely A Final Course in Grammar and Composition.
I homeschool my kids, so it's natural that I've trawled through a number of textbooks in various subjects and, I have to say, 'High School English Grammar & Composition' (HSEG&C) is a Textbook With Balls!The Singapore curriculum English subject textbooks (which are better than their Malaysian equivalents) are a joke. Not a week goes by where I don't find several headscratchers or out-and-out mistakes. They contain sentences with weird inflections ('The inefficacy of their only solution h I homeschool my kids, so it's natural that I've trawled through a number of textbooks in various subjects and, I have to say, 'High School English Grammar & Composition' (HSEG&C) is a Textbook With Balls!The Singapore curriculum English subject textbooks (which are better than their Malaysian equivalents) are a joke.
Not a week goes by where I don't find several headscratchers or out-and-out mistakes. They contain sentences with weird inflections ('The inefficacy of their only solution has caused many neighbours to be resigned to their fates'), inconsistent mixes of UK and US English ('she got' as well as 'she had gotten') and errors ('how many spoonful in this jug?' ), with an unholy emphasis on materialism and punishment ('One day I asked my teacher how I could become a millionaire' / 'Those convicted of tax evasion have to pay a penalty equal to three times the tax lost by IRAS').I also think that part of the problem is that the Chinese language has no conjugations and very little complexity in the way of tenses. As a result, the so-called 'educators' who write the workbooks are really trying to impart knowledge about something that is, at best, their second or even third language, all overlaid with the basic Chinese simplicity regarding verbs and grammar.HSEG&C, however, is another matter entirely, an English subject textbook written by English-language natives (Wren & Martin) for British children residing in India, and revised by an Indian (NDV Prasada Rao). It may sound racist, but if I had to choose one Asian race that is the most erudite in English, it would have to be the Indians. So when I saw the book and checked the credentials, I had to have it!Quite simply, it is worth its weight in gold.
The dense, compact text begins with Subject/Predicate, moves onto simple sentences, complex sentences, verb patterns, punctuation, transformations and synthesis, etc., etc. And even rounds out the young pupil's English education with tips on story writing, appreciation of poetry, and letter writing, to name a few. Yes, even with an extensive revision in 1999, a lot of the text is quaint and a little old-fashioned (and the emphasis on 'him' and 'his' all the time does get tedious), but there's so much material there to work with that such objections pale next to the kind of solid, foundational textbook that you probably wish your child was learning right now!As a writer, and with several English-language references at my fingertips, I was confident in the fact that I knew all the answers in the book. Take Subject-Predicate, for example. The very first damned exercise asks the student to identify the Subject in the following:1. The cackling of geese saved Rome.Okay, we're talking about the cackling of the geese here, so that is obviously the Subject. But how much of it?
Is the answer 'the cackling'? Or is it 'the cackling of geese'? Are phrases part of the Subject or not? And - dammit! - I should be able to solve the first damned sentence by myself, surely???Do yourself a favour, spend the extra dollars and get the optional 'key' book. It will save you a lot of frustration. There are even explanations regarding quite a number of answers.This book has rekindled a love of the English language within me.
By gads, it's complex, and technical and universes of meaning can hinge on where a simple two-letter word is placed within a sentence, but it's well worth it. And, when my son finally manages to wipe the tears from his eyes as he stares uncomprehendingly at exercises he.thought. he knew how to do, I hope he'll thank me.As for me, I'm more than happy to go first.
Thank you, Messrs. Wren, Martin and, last but not least, NDV Prasada Rao. Hi everyone today I am here to say my personal review on using the book high school English Grammer and composition book by the author wren. This book main course is that it gives the readers a full knowledge of English Grammer and how it is used in real sense. We can see all the topics with some clear description and examples for you to understand very easily.As I am the user of this book to learn the best English along with correct grammer rules.
I had improved a lot with this book written wre Hi everyone today I am here to say my personal review on using the book high school English Grammer and composition book by the author wren. This book main course is that it gives the readers a full knowledge of English Grammer and how it is used in real sense.
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We can see all the topics with some clear description and examples for you to understand very easily.As I am the user of this book to learn the best English along with correct grammer rules. I had improved a lot with this book written wren. I also suggested it to many of my friends who are very much poor in Grammer. For every part of your communication it needs a good Grammer which takes you to the higher position.
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This book helped me a lot in ssc exam as well some competitive exams which contained English as the subject. I was much impressed by this book.