Do you or your student struggle when writing (or talking) with things like, when to use I or me?  Is it really okay to start a sentence with and or but?  And what about those tricky words that were slipped into the English language just to trip you up such as capitol and capital?

The Great Grammar Book by Marsha Sramek covers all of those topics and more!

When you open this book the more than 2,000 sentences will enable you to practice and master troublesome grammar subjects such as

• possessives
• reminders on when to use their, there, they're and other common errors
• sentence fragments
• and more

The author Marsha Sramek was a high school teacher and tutored students in college application processes.  She has since moved on to writing  textbooks.  The Great Grammar Book was tested in classrooms for four years.

If you have a student that struggles with grammar (like me!), and you want to re-enforce it as much as you can The Great Grammar Book provides over 100 integrated practice exercises.  Perhaps you need a refresher for your career, whether it be for writing, speaking or blogging, this book would be ideal for that!  Visit http://www.thegreatgrammarbook.com/ and you can download a free pdf diagnostic test to see where your grammar strengths and weaknesses lie.

The Great Grammar Book is available for $18.95 (or less if you purchase multiple copies).

I received a complimentary copy of The Great Grammar Book prior to writing this blog post.