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Last year we had a series called “English Grammar 101,” where the basic grammar rules were covered. Many readers asked if it was possible to transform that series into an ebook.
We thought that the idea was good indeed, and started working on it. Maeve edited the whole thing, adding examples and formating the sections. The ebook is finally ready, with 34 pages of content.
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The ebook rules!!! many thanks I’ve found it extremely useful and enlightening
Thanks for sharing a link to this ebook. I’ve heard that it is fantastic. I’ll check it out.
You have a typo at the top of page five of the grammar eBook. Should be “subject.”
Thought you’d want to know.
Thanks,
Paul
@Paul, thanks for the heads up, I will fix it asap.
No problem. This is an awesome site, and I love the eBook. The daily blasts are excellent as well. Thanks for everything.
I can’t download the free ebook (Basic English grammar)
@agustine, did you subscribed to our blog and received the first email?
Hi,
Just a note to say about your comment (No.7) as above……..I think you tried to ask in this way ‘@agustine, ‘have you subscribed to our blog and received the first email?’
But you wrote it as, ‘@agustine, did you subscribed to our blog and received the first email?
Well, I started the habit of cruising through your site long back and it is really awesome, an excellent work which never disappoints the readers. But still, even when I go through a website, if I find a spelling mistake or grammar mistake, I feel like the authenticity is draining somewhere……
Don’t you feel so?
@Anil, it depends. If it is just a typo, like the one you mentioned, I don’t worry that much.
Thanks for the heads up though.
I am waiting to download, i hope it will be useful
I subscribed to download the ebook and get some writing tips, the download the ebook link in the email is dead.
Correction, it is working now.
FYI, here’s a list of errors I’ve noticed (in case you do a second edition
): “subjet” on p. 5; missing period after item 2 on p. 9, first sentence under “Interrogative Pronoun” on p. 17, second and last items under “Adjective Classifications” on pp. 20 and 21, and “admirable” on p. 29; spaced en-dashes used instead of em-dashes throughout; quotation marks sometimes “” and sometimes “”, and missing after “Whom?” on p. 24; missing vertical space before NOTE on p. 13 and examples under “Imperative Mood” on p. 27; “The plural nouns data” on p. 14; “lining verb” (for “linking”) on p. 25; comma that shouldn’t be there on p. 26 (”active voice, becomes”); missing italics on p. 26 (”any form used with have when forming …”), p. 28 (examples in second paragraph under “Infinitive Mood”) and p. 33 (all three example sentences); “from” repeated on p. 34; missing space between initials in “F. J. Rahtz” on p. 34.
PS: the typesetting is horrible.
Oh, one more thing: the first example under “Subjunctive Mood” (p. 28) — “if I should see him, I will tell him” — feels odd to me. You can say either “if I see him, I will tell him” or “if I should see him, I would tell him” (with the former implying a higher likelihood of seeing him), but not the example.
After I subscribed.I didn’t get “the basic english grammar ebook” as promised.What I got is the “Content Writing Case Study Report”.I hope you can give that ebook to my mail.
Sorry for the trouble.
Thanks
I’ve download and read this ebook.For sure it’ll help improving my english grammar.Thank you so much
I have subscribed but there is no link to the eBook in the email as mentioned. Could you please send the link or a copy of the book to my mail? Thanks in advance.