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Hi Folks
Could someone be kind enough to suggest any good English Grammar text books for key stages 2, 3, and 4.
Thanks in advance.
Have you tried the local library? Also might be worth looking on Amazon - not necessarily to buy on there, but if you look at the reviews, you may get a good idea of what's good and what isn't.
Thanks actd.
I have tried the library but most of the popular books are always on loan.
I will look on Amazon. Thanks for the advice.
Ah, you can reserve books at the library normally - if they are always out on loan, they're probably the good ones 🙂
Fair enough, but what I meant was that if they are always out on loan, those are probably the ones to buy.
If you are still looking check on this - http://londonmumsmagazine.com/2013/creative-writing-magic-money-cards
You can see number of libraries regarding the grammar books in the web and so you have to search for that and study well..
To know the English language today is necessary for every successful person. I can avice you this site where you can find various materials and manuals to enhance your level of English and become more proficient in it http://royalediting.com/these-grammar-books-can-be-your-bible-of-english
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