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Grammar for Grown-Ups: A Comprehensive Guide and Workbook to Boost Your Writing Skills

(Paperback)


Publishing Details

Full Title:

Grammar for Grown-Ups: A Comprehensive Guide and Workbook to Boost Your Writing Skills

Contributors:

By (Author) Mark Peters

ISBN:

9780593965207

Publisher:

DK

Imprint:

Dorling Kindersley

Publication Date:

12th August 2025

UK Publication Date:

29th July 2025

Country:

United States

Classifications

Readership:

General

Fiction/Non-fiction:

Non Fiction

Other Subjects:

Writing and editing guides
Educational: Study and revision guides

Physical Properties

Physical Format:

Paperback

Number of Pages:

352

Dimensions:

Width 195mm, Height 233mm

Weight:

369g

Description

Its never too late to brush up on your writing skills!

Writing is a daily part of adult life, but many people are uncertain about basic rules and conventions. Do I need a comma before this clause What exactly is a prepositional phrase Is it ever necessary to use brackets (Answer: Rarely, if ever.) With clear, no-nonsense explanations and examples, Grammar for Grown-ups makes learning the finer points of the English language easy. This comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know for clear and professional communication, including the mechanics of writing, the parts of speech, and proper punctuation and capitalization, as well as the most common errorsand how to avoid and fix them. Each lesson includes a practice exercise to reinforce learning.

  • Master the basicsclear coverage of grammar rules and conventions, including the parts of speech and sentence structure
  • Fine-tune the mechanicshow to use punctuation effectively and accurately
  • Write with stylestrategies to make your writing clear, compelling, consistent, and concise
  • Practice makes perfectexercise component for each lesson to reinforce learning

Author Bio

Mark Peters is an author and language expert. A member of the American Dialect Society, he has a PhD in English and has written numerous articles on language for Esquire, Forbes, McSweeneys, Mental Floss, New Scientist, Salon, Slate, and Visual Thesaurus. He is also the author of Bullshit: A Lexicon.

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