Peter's ‘English Grammar’: A Complete Version of English Grammar (detail study, explanation & examples)

Peter's ‘English Grammar’: A Complete Version of English Grammar (detail study, explanation & examples)

Peter's English Grammar is a comprehensive guide to English grammar specifically tailored for high school students. It covers all the fundamental aspects of English grammar from A to Z in a systematic manner, providing a clear path for learning. The content progresses from basic to advanced topics, including words, parts of speech, sentence analysis, and sentence structure, guiding the reader through each step like climbing a well-lit staircase. The book is thoughtfully structured into five main parts, each of which is also available as a standalone volume on platforms such as Amazon, Flipkart, and Google. The first part, focusing on Nouns, Pronouns, and Adjectives, provides detailed explanations of their definitions, classifications, and functions. It delves into noun and pronoun cases, numbers, gender, degrees, and adjective placement, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of these fundamental aspects of English grammar. The second part exclusively covers verbs in fifteen chapters, discussing Finite and Non-finite verbs, State and Event verbs, Principal and Auxiliary verbs, Transitive and Intransitive verbs, Complements, Adverbials, and various types of objects (e.g., Direct, Indirect, Cognate, Reflexive, Objects of Preposition). It also explores Tense, Voice changes, types of questions (Yes-No, Wh-questions, Alternative, Tag, Rhetorical, Short, and Indirect questions), and the formation of Negative sentences. The third part contains illustrations and examples of divisions, definitions, and functions of Adverbs, Prepositions, Conjunctions, & Interjections. The book demonstrates how various interjections convey different emotions, the speaker's feelings, and the formation of words. The fourth part delves into Phrases, Clauses, and the structure of Sentences, including idioms & phrasal verbs. The book's final section focuses on the analysis, synthesis, and breakdown of sentences. The conversion of sentences, changes in narration, subject-verb agreement, use of punctuation, and miscellaneous topics are crucial topics discussed in the book's final part. Mr. Peter graciously acknowledges the book's shortcomings as well. It focuses solely on English grammar and lacks elements of writing and composition. To enhance writing skills, interested readers are encouraged to explore his other book, "A Book of Advanced Writing Skills," which is divided into three parts—Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3—that cover various topics and genres of writing skills and composition. Best of luck. Thank you, Mr. Peter