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Logically Structured English Grammar is the only book to present the complete/entire English grammar starting from "Phonetics" and ending with "Punctuation". The level of details is unbelievable, while the presentation is done gradually in definitions, graphic charts, tables and examples. The following extract from "Table of Contents" reflects the structure of the English grammar. TABLE OF CONTENTS  TABLE OF CONTENTSBRIEF HISTORY FOREWORD WHAT IS NEW IN THIRD EDITION ABBREVIATIONS CREDITS INTRODUCTION I1: PHONETICS I2: MORPHOLOGY I3: SYNTAX I4: PUNCTUATION I5: ABOUT ENGLISH GRAMMAR PART 1: PHONETICS ENGLISH PHONETICS PH1: ENGLISH SOUNDS PH2: VOWELS PH3: SEMI-VOWELS PH4: CONSONANTS PH5: DIPHTHONGS AND TRIPHTHONGS PH6: PRONOUNCING FOREIGN AND UNKNOWN NAMES PART 2: MORPHOLOGY M1: NOUNS M1.1 CATEGORIES OF NOUNS M1.2 THE NUMBER OF THE NOUN M1.3 THE GENDER OF THE NOUN M1.3.1 The Gender of Common Nouns M1.3.2 The Gender of Proper Nouns M1.3.3 Expressing Nouns' Gender Analytically M1.3.4 Expressing Nouns' Gender using Personifications M1.4 THE CASE OF THE NOUN M1.4.1 Nominative M1.4.2 Dative M1.4.3 Accusative M1.5 GENITIVE M1.5.1 Synthetic Genitive M1.5.2 Analytic Genitive M1.6 NOUN DECLENSION AND SYNTACTIC FUNCTIONS M1.7 FORMING NOUNS AND EQUIVALENT NOUNS M1.7.1 Forming Nouns Using Derivation M1.7.2 Forming Nouns and Noun Equivalents Using Composition M1.7.3 Forming Nouns Using Grammar Category Conversion M2: ARTICLES M2.1 READING ARTICLES M2.2 NOUNS TAKING NO ARTICLE M2.3 INDEFINITE ARTICLE M2.4 DEFINITE ARTICLE M2.5 IMPLICITLY PRESENT OR MISSING ARTICLE M3: ADJECTIVES M3.1 QUALIFYING ADJECTIVES M3.1.1 Qualifying Adjectives Working as Attributes M3.1.2 Qualifying Adjectives Working as Subject Complements M3.1.3 Qualifying Adjectives Working as Object Complements M3.2 DETERMINING ADJECTIVES M3.2.1 Possessive Adjectives M3.2.2 Demonstrative Adjectives M3.2.3 Interrogative Adjectives M3.2.4 Relative Adjectives M3.2.5 Indefinite Adjectives M3.3 COMPARING ADJECTIVES M3.3.1 Qualifying Adjectives: Superiority Comparison M3.3.2 Qualifying Adjectives: Equality Comparison M3.3.3 Qualifying Adjectives: Inferiority Comparison M3.4 QUALIFYING ADJECTIVES IN COMPARATIVE SENTENCES M3.5 FORMING ADJECTIVES M3.5.1 Forming Adjectives Using Derivation M3.5.2 Forming Adjectives Using Composition M3.5.3 Forming Adjectives Using Grammar Category Conversion M3.6 PARTICULAR ADJECTIVES M3.6.1 Particular Adjectives: "much", "many", "long" M3.6.2 Particular Adjectives: "little", "small", "few" M3.6.3 Particular Adjectives: "first", "fore", "former" M3.6.4 Particular Adjectives: "last", "near", "next" M3.6.5 Particular Adjectives: "farther", "further" M3.6.6 Particular Adjectives: "out", "utter" M3.6.7 Particular Adjectives: "older", "elder" M3.6.8 Particular Adjectives: "each", "every" M3.6.9 Particular Adjectives: "all", "one" M3.6.10 Particular Adjectives: "some", "any", "no", "none" M3.6.11 Particular Adjectives: "this", "that", "these", "those" M4: PRONOUNS M4.1 PERSONAL PRONOUNS M4.2 POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS M4.3 REFLEXIVE AND EMPHATIC PRONOUNS M4.4 DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNS M4.4.1 Demonstrative Pronouns: "this", "that", "these", "those" M4.4.2 Demonstrative Pronouns: "first", "last" M4.4.3 Demonstrative Pronouns: "former", "later" M4.4.4 Demonstrative Pronouns: "other", "others" M4.4.5 Demonstrative Pronouns: "one", "ones" M4.4.6 Demonstrative Pronouns: "same", "such", "so" M4.5 INTERROGATIVE PRONOUNS M4.6 RELATIVE PRONOUNS M4.6.1 Relative Pronouns: "who", "which", "what" M4.6.2 Relative Pronouns: "that" M4.6.3 Relative Pronouns: "as" M4.6.4 Relative Pronouns: "but" M4.7 RECIPROCAL PRONOUNS M4.8 INDEFINITE PRONOUNS M4.8.1 Indefinite Pronouns: "all", "whole", "one" M4.8.2 Indefinite Pronouns: "some" M4.8.3 Indefinite Pronouns: "any" M4.8.4 Indefinite Pronouns: "none" M4.8.5 Indefinite Pronouns: "either", "neither" M4.8.6 Indefinite Pronouns: "other", "others" M4.8.7 Indefinite Pronouns: "each", "every" M4.8.8 Indefinite Pronouns: "both", "certain", "several" M4.8.9 Indefinite Pronouns: Impersonal "you", "he", "it", "we", "they" M5: NUMERALS M5.1 CARDINAL NUMERALS M5.2 ORDINAL NUMERALS M5.3 FRACTIONAL NUMERALS M5.3.1 Common Fraction M5.3.2 Decimal Fraction M5.4 COLLECTIVE NUMERALS M5.5 MULTIPLICATIVE NUMERALS M5.6 DISTRIBUTIVE NUMERALS M5.7 ADVERBIAL NUMERALS M5.8 INDEFINITE NUMERALS M5.9 WORKING WITH NUMERALS M5.9.1 Types of Numbers M5.9.2 Addition and Subtraction M5.9.3 Multiplication, Division, and Exponentiation M5.9.4 Idiomatic Numeral Expressions M5.10 TECHNICAL NUMERALS M5.11 ROMAN NUMERALS M5.12 SYMBOLS OF THE LATIN ALPHABET M6: VERBSM6.1 CATEGORIES OF VERBS M6.1.1 Transitive and Intransitive Verbs M6.1.2 The Aspect of the Verb M6.1.3 The Voice of the Verb M6.1.4 The Number of the Verb M6.1.5 The Person of the Verb M6.1.6 The Mood of the Verb M6.1.7 The Tense of the Verb M6.1.8 Principal, Auxiliary, and Modal Defective Verbs M6.1.9 Regular and Irregular Verbs M6.2 VERB FORMS CHARTS M6.2.1 Verb Forms Chart: Common Aspect, Active Voice M6.2.2 Verb Forms Chart: Common Aspect, Passive Voice M6.2.3 Verb Forms Chart: Continuous Aspect, Active Voice M6.2.4 Verb Forms Chart: Continuous Aspect, Passive Voice M6.3 PERSONAL MOODS M6.3.1 Indicative: Present M6.3.1.1 Present Indicative, Common Aspect, Active Voice M6.3.1.2 Present Indicative, Common Aspect, Passive Voice M6.3.1.3 Present Indicative, Continuous Aspect, Active Voice M6.3.1.4 Present Indicative, Continuous Aspect, Passive Voice M6.3.2 Indicative: Past M6.3.2.1 Past Tense Indicative, Common Aspect, Active Voice M6.3.2.2 Past Indicative, Common Aspect, Passive Voice M6.3.2.3 Past Indicative, Continuous Aspect, Active Voice M6.3.2.4 Past Indicative, Continuous Aspect, Passive Voice M6.3.3 Indicative: Future M6.3.3.1 Future Indicative, Common Aspect, Active Voice M6.3.3.2 Future Indicative, Common Aspect, Passive Voice M6.3.3.3 Future Indicative, Continuous Aspect, Active Voice M6.3.4 Indicative: Present Perfect M6.3.4.1 Present Perfect Indicative, Common Aspect, Active Voice M6.3.4.2 Present Perfect Indicative, Common Aspect, Passive Voice M6.3.4.3 Present Perfect Indicative, Continuous Aspect, Active Voice M6.3.5 Indicative: Past Perfect M6.3.5.1 Past Perfect Indicative, Common Aspect, Active Voice M6.3.5.2 Past Perfect Indicative, Common Aspect, Passive Voice M6.3.5.3 Past Perfect Indicative, Continuous Aspect, Active Voice M6.3.6 Indicative: Future Perfect M6.3.6.1 Future Perfect Indicative, Common Aspect, Active Voice M6.3.6.2 Future Perfect Indicative, Common Aspect, Passive Voice M6.3.6.3 Future Perfect Indicative, Continuous Aspect, Active Voice M6.3.7 Indicative: Future in the Past M6.3.7.1 Future in the Past Indicative, Common Aspect, Active Voice M6.3.7.2 Future in the Past Indicative, Common Aspect, Passive Voice M6.3.7.3 Future in the Past Indicative, Continuous Aspect, Active Voice M6.3.8 Indicative: Future Perfect in the Past M6.3.8.1 Future Perfect in the Past Indicative, Common Aspect, Active Voice M6.3.8.2 Future Perfect in the Past Indicative, Common Aspect, Passive Voice M6.3.8.3 Future Perfect in the Past Indicative, Continuous Aspect, Active Voice M6.3.9 Subjunctive: Present M6.3.9.1 Present Subjunctive, Common Aspect, Active Voice M6.3.9.2 Present Subjunctive, Common Aspect, Passive Voice M6.3.9.3 Present Subjunctive, Continuous Aspect, Active Voice M6.3.9.4 Present Subjunctive, Continuous Aspect, Passive Voice M6.3.10 Subjunctive: Perfect M6.3.10.1 Perfect Subjunctive, Common Aspect, Active Voice M6.3.10.2 Perfect Subjunctive, Common Aspect, Passive Voice M6.3.10.3 Perfect Subjunctive, Continuous Aspect, Active Voice M6.3.11 Old-Form Subjunctive and Subjunctive Equivalents M6.3.12 Conditional: Present M6.3.12.1 Present Conditional, Common Aspect, Active Voice M6.3.12.2 Present Conditional, Common Aspect, Passive Voice M6.3.12.3 Present Conditional, Continuous Aspect, Active Voice M6.3.12.4 Present Conditional Equivalents M6.3.13 Conditional: Perfect M6.3.13.1 Perfect Conditional, Common Aspect, Active Voice M6.3.13.2 Perfect Conditional, Common Aspect, Passive Voice M6.3.13.3 Perfect Conditional, Continuous Aspect, Active Voice M6.3.13.4 Perfect Conditional Equivalents M6.3.14 Imperative: Present M6.3.14.1 Present Imperative, Common Aspect, Active Voice M6.3.14.2 Present Imperative, Common Aspect, Passive Voice M6.3.14.3 Present Imperative, Continuous Aspect, Active Voice M6.3.15 Common Contractions M6.4 IMPERSONAL MOODS M6.4.1 Infinitive: Present M6.4.1.1 Present Infinitive, Common Aspect, Active Voice M6.4.1.2 Present Infinitive, Common Aspect, Passive Voice M6.4.1.3 Present Infinitive, Continuous Aspect, Active Voice M6.4.2 Infinitive: Perfect M6.4.2.1 Perfect Infinitive, Common Aspect, Active Voice M6.4.2.2 Perfect Infinitive, Common Aspect, Passive Voice M6.4.2.3 Perfect Infinitive, Continuous Aspect, Active Voice M6.4.3 Participle: Present M6.4.3.1 Present Participle, Common Aspect, Active Voice M6.4.3.2 Present Participle, Common Aspect, Passive Voice M6.4.3.3 The "-ing" Form M6.4.4 Participle: Past M6.4.4.1 Past Participle, Common Aspect, Active Voice M6.4.4.2 Past Participle, Common Aspect, Passive Voice M6.4.5 Participle: Perfect M6.4.5.1 Perfect Participle, Common Aspect, Active Voice M6.4.5.2 Perfect Participle, Common Aspect, Passive Voice M6.4.6 Gerund: Present M6.4.6.1 Present Gerund, Common Aspect, Active Voice M6.4.6.2 Present Gerund, Common Aspect, Passive Voice M6.4.6.3 Differentiating Present Gerund and Present Participle M6.4.7 Gerund: Perfect M6.4.7.1 Perfect Gerund, Common Aspect, Active Voice M6.4.7.2 Perfect Gerund, Common Aspect, Passive Voice M6.5 IRREGULAR VERBS M6.5.1 Irregular Verbs List M6.5.2 Difficult Verbs M6.6 AUXILIARY VERBS M6.6.1 Auxiliary Verbs: "to be" M6.6.1.1 Verb Forms Charts: "to be" M6.6.1.2 Using "to be" M6.6.2 Auxiliary Verbs: "to have" M6.6.2.1 Verb Forms Charts: "to have" M6.6.2.2 Using "to have" M6.6.3 Auxiliary Verbs: "to do" M6.6.4 Auxiliary Verbs: "to let" M6.7 MODAL DEFECTIVE VERBS M6.7.1 Modal Defective Verbs: Characteristics M6.7.1.1 Modal Defective Verbs: Conjugations M6.7.1.2 Modal Defective Verbs: General Characteristics M6.7.2 Modal Defective Verbs: "shall", "should" M6.7.3 Modal Defective Verbs: "will", "would" M6.7.4 Modal Defective Verbs: "can", "could" M6.7.5 Modal Defective Verbs: "may", "might" M6.7.6 Modal Defective Verbs: "must", "ought to" M6.7.6.1 Modal Defective "must" M6.7.6.2 Modal Defective "ought to" M6.7.7 Other Auxiliaries and Modal Defective Verbs M6.7.7.1 Semi-Modal Defective Verbs M6.7.7.2 Semi-Auxiliary Verbs M6.7.7.3 Near Future Indicative: Arguments Pro and Contra M6.7.8 Indicative: Near Future M6.7.8.1 Near Future Indicative, Common Aspect, Active Voice M6.7.8.2 Near Future Indicative, Common Aspect, Passive Voice M6.7.9 Indicative: Near Future in the Past M6.7.9.1 Near Future in the Past Indicative, Common Aspect, Active Voice M6.7.9.2 Near Future in the Past Indicative, Common Aspect, Passive Voice M6.8 FORMING VERBS M6.8.1 Forming Verbs Using Derivation M6.8.2 Forming Verbs Using Grammar Category Conversion M6.8.3 Forming Verbs using "Compounding Verbs" Method M6.8.4 Forming Complex Verbs M6.8.5 Forming Equivalent Verbs M6.8.6 Onomatopoeic Verbs M7: ADVERBSM7.1 TYPES OF ADVERBS M7.2 VERBS WITH ADVERBIAL PARTICLE M7.2.1 Adverbial Particle M7.2.2 Verbs with Adverbial Particle M7.3 QUALIFYING ADVERBS OF MANNER M7.3.1 Adverbs of Manner M7.3.2 Adverbs of Quality M7.3.3 Intensifier Adverbs M7.3.4 Adverbs of Affirmation, Negation, and Probability M7.3.5 Adverbs of Restriction M7.3.6 Explanatory Adverbs M7.3.7 Adverbs of Quantity, Amount, Degree M7.3.8 Introductory Adverbs 7.4 ADVERBS OF TIME, PLACE, CASE, AND DETERMINING M7.4.1 Adverbs of Place M7.4.2 Adverbs of Time M7.4.3 Adverbs of Cause, Reason, Result M7.4.4 Pronominal Adverbs M7.5 PARTICULAR ADVERBS M7.5.1 Adverbs and Predicative Adjectives M7.5.2 Adverbs Having the Same Form as Adjectives or Nouns M7.5.3 Adverbs Having Two Forms M7.5.4 Particular Adverbs: "but", "still", "yet" M7.5.5 Particular Adverbs: "very", "much" M7.5.6 Particular Adverbs: "the", "there", "too" M7.5.7 Particular Adverbs: "hardly ... when", "no sooner ... than", "just now" M7.5.8 Particular Adverbs: "ago", "since", "before", "besides" M7.6 COMPARING ADVERBS M7.7 POSITIONING ADVERBS M7.7.1 Positioning Adverbs of Manner M7.7.2 Positioning Adverbs of Time M7.7.3 Positioning Adverbs of Place M7.7.4 Positioning Other Categories of Adverbs M7.7.5 Split Infinitive M7.7.6 Positioning Many Adverbs M7.7.7 Positioning a few Particular Adverbs M7.8 FORMING ADVERBS M7.8.1 Forming Derivate Adverbs M7.8.2 Forming Compound Adverbs M8: PREPOSITIONS M8.1 COMPARING PREPOSITIONS, CONJUNCTIONS, ADVERBS M8.2 TYPES OF PREPOSITIONS M8.2.1 Types of Prepositions M8.2.2 Placing Prepositions M8.3 VERBS WITH PREPOSITION M8.4 VERBS WITH ADVERBIAL PARTICLE AND PREPOSITION M8.5 USING PREPOSITIONS M9: CONJUNCTIONS M9.1 TYPES OF CONJUNCTIONS M9.2 SENTENCE ELEMENTS WORKING AS EQUIVALENT CONJUNCTIONS M9.3 PARTICULAR CONJUNCTIONS M10: INTERJECTIONS PART 3: SYNTAX S1: SENTENCE SYNTAX S1.1 TYPES OF SENTENCES S1.2 SUBJECT S1.3 PREDICATE S1.3.1 Verbal Predicate S1.3.2 Nominal Predicate: Copula S1.3.3 Nominal Predicate: Predicate Complement S1.3.4 Nominal Predicate: Appositive Predicate S1.3.5 Complete Predicate: Predicate of Result S1.4 SUBJECT-PREDICATE AGREEMENT S1.4.1 Subjects Taking Predicates in Either Singular or Plural Form S1.4.2 Plural Subjects Taking Predicates in Singular Form S1.4.3 Singular Subjects Taking Predicates in Plural Form S1.4.4 Compound Subject-Predicate Agreement S1.5 ATTRIBUTES S1.5.1 Using Attributes S1.5.2 Positioning Common Attributes S1.5.3 Subject Complement Attributes S1.5.4 Object Complement Attributes S1.5.5 Appositions S1.6 DIRECT OBJECT S1.6.1 Direct Object S1.6.2 The Cognate Object S1.6.3 Verbs with Two Direct Objects S1.7 INDIRECT OBJECT S1.7.1 Indirect Object S1.7.2 Indirect Object Without Preposition S1.7.3 Indirect Object With Preposition S1.7.4 Predicates Taking both Direct and Indirect Objects S1.7.5 Retained Object S1.8 PREPOSITIONAL OBJECT S1.8.1 Prepositional Object S1.8.2 Comparison: Prepositional Object versus Prepositional Adverbial S1.8.3 Identical Prepositional Object and Prepositional Adverbial S1.8.4 Using Prepositional Object S1.8.5 Complex Object S1.9 ADVERBIALS S1.9.1 Adverbial of Manner S1.9.2 Adverbial of Definite and Indefinite Time S1.9.3 Adverbial of Place and Momentum S1.9.4 Adverbial of Cause S1.9.5 Adverbial of Purpose S1.9.6 Adverbial of Condition or Supposition S1.9.7 Adverbial of Concession S1.9.8 Compound Adverbials S1.10 STRUCTURING SENTENCES S1.10.1 General Sentence Structure S1.10.2 Accentuation S1.10.3 Resonance and Rhythm S1.10.4 Natural Declarative Sentence Structure S1.10.5 Natural Interrogative Sentence Structure S1.10.6 Subject-Predicate Order S1.10.7 The Order of Multiple Attributes S2: COMPLEX SENTENCE SYNTAXS2.1 ANALOGY TO MORPHOLOGY S2.1.1 Noun Subordinate Clauses S2.1.2 Adjective Subordinate Clause S2.1.3 Adverb Subordinate Clauses S2.1.3.1 Adverbial of Manner and Comparison Clause S2.1.3.2 Adverbial of Time Clause S2.1.3.3 Adverbial of Place Clause S2.1.3.4 Adverbial of Cause Clause S2.1.3.5 Adverbial of Purpose Clause S2.1.3.6 Adverbial of Result or Consecutive Clause S2.1.3.7 Adverbial of Concession Clause S2.1.3.8 Relative Clauses S2.1.3.9 Adverbial of Condition Clause S2.2 CONDITIONAL COMPLEX SENTENCE S2.2.1 Conditional Clause: Real Action Verbs S2.2.2 Conditional Clause: Unreal Action Verbs S2.2.3 Tenses in Conditional Complex Sentence: Unreal Action Verbs S2.2.4 Reduced Conditional Complex Sentence S2.2.5 Reversing the order in Conditional Complex Sentence S2.2.6 Extended Conditional Complex Sentence S2.3 ANALOGY TO SENTENCE SYNTAX S2.3.1 Subjective Clause S2.3.2 Predicative Clause S2.3.3 Attributive Clause S2.3.4 Object Clause S2.3.5 Prepositional Clause S2.3.6 Adverbial Clause S2.4 COMPLEX SENTENCE SYNTAX ANALYSIS S2.4.1 Complex Sentence Syntax Analysis S2.4.2 Double/Compound Sentence Syntax Analysis S2.4.3 Multiple Sentence Syntax Analysis S3: THE SEQUENCE OF TENSES S3.1 THE SEQUENCE OF TENSES: RULES S3.2 EXCEPTIONS TO RULE 3 S3.3 ADDITIONAL EXCEPTIONS TO THE SEQUENCE OF TENSES RULES S4: DIRECT AND INDIRECT STYLE S4.1 TRANSFORMING DIRECT STYLE TO INDIRECT STYLE: GENERAL RULES S4.2 INTERROGATIVE, EMPHATIC, AND IMPERATIVE SENTENCES IN INDIRECT STYLE S4.2.1 Transforming Interrogative Sentences to Indirect Style S4.2.2 Transforming Emphatic Sentences to Indirect Style S4.2.3 Transforming Imperative Sentences to Indirect Style S5: INTERROGATIONS AND NEGATIONS S5.1 INTERROGATIONS S5.1.1 Interrogations with "to be" S5.1.2 Interrogations with "to have" S5.1.3 Interrogations with Modal Defective Verbs S5.1.4 Interrogations with "All Other Verbs" Group S5.1.5 Confirmative Question S5.1.6 Rhetorical Question S5.2 NEGATIONS S5.2.1 Negations with "to be" S5.2.2 Negations with "to have" S5.2.3 Negations with Modal Defective Verbs S5.2.4 Negations with "All Other Verbs" Group S5.2.5 Negative Interrogations S5.2.6 Double Negations S5.3 "SOME", "ANY", "NO" IN AFFIRMATIONS, INTERROGATIONS, NEGATIONS S5.4 USING SHORT ANSWER PART 4: PUNCTUATION P1 PERIOD P2 QUOTES P3 COMMA P3.1 Using Comma in Complex Sentences P3.2 Marking Subordinate Clauses P3.3 Isolating Appositions and Nominative of Address P3.4 Separating Multiple Attributes P3.5 Using Comma in Series P3.6 Using Comma in Vertical Lists P3.7 Using Comma in Interjections and Elliptic Constructions P3.8 Using Comma to introduce Direct Style P3.9 Using Comma to avoid Ambiguity P3.10 Main Mistakes in Comma Use P4 SEMICOLON P5 COLON P6 EXCLAMATION POINT AND QUESTION MARK P6.1 Using Exclamation Point P6.2 Using Question Mark P7 HYPHEN AND DASHES P7.1 Hyphen P7.2 Using the "en" Dash P7.3 Using the "em" Dash P8 SOLIDUS AND POINTS OF ELLIPSIS P8.1 Using Solidus P8.2 Using Points of Ellipsis P9 BRACKETS AND PARENTHESES P9.1 Angle Brackets P9.2 Braces P9.3 Square Brackets P9.4 Parentheses P10 APOSTROPHE P10.1 Using the Apostrophe in Synthetic Genitives P10.2 Forming Custom Plural Nouns without Apostrophe P10.3 Forming Custom Adjectives P10.4 Marking Phonetic Omissions FINAL WORD BIBLIOGRAPHY PUBLICATIONS CONSULTED INTERNET REFERENCES | ||||||||||||
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