The Infographic Guide to Grammar: A Visual Reference for Everything You Need to Know

Good all round grammar and sentence structure book.

Good for quick reference and review of grammar.

I like how this keeps elements of writing good punctuation and grammar simple. If you want something that goes into more detail there are plenty of books out there to teach about the finer points and elements of style. I’ve read quite a few of them but I prefer this as there is less information to get bogged down with. Really clear and the way it’s written is easy to comprehend. Anyone who has to write for a living, whether emails or reports, would find this useful. But, I feel it’s especially useful for secondary school to mature students who need brushing up on this kind of thing.

In mi opinion, this book is one of the best English grammar in its type, because its containts includes parts of speach in chapter 1, sentence structure in chapter 2, and so on. If you read from cover to cover, at the end you can learn English and you can find material for an excellent English course, so I call he Infographic guide to grammar by UJara Kern, like the best book on grammar. Jaime Z.

This is an accessible read on grammar. In my generation, schools in Australia actively didnt teach technical grammar. You walked away from school and had a intuitive sense of good writing, a sense of grammar at work or a grammar sounding super off. But they gave you no names for these things. You need to, at my age, actively choose to educate yourself to be able to diagnose your sentences, what works, what doesnt work, how to fix, and from there, how to be innovative and start experimental sentence structures. Brilliant. I gave it to my 8 year old who is excelling at literacy at school. She was thrilled with the fun, grabbing visuals. Perfect for all ages, tbh, especially if youre visual when it comes to learning what can be a tough thing to get into.