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 LOGICALLY STRUCTURED ENGLISH GRAMMAR
by O G POPA


LOGICALLY STRUCTURED ENGLISH GRAMMAR
3RD EDITION, ISBN 978 606 92185 18, REVISION ED3RV1103EN


Considering the topics presented, no other book in the entire world can match Logically Structured English Grammar--as simple as that. It is not just the fact that English grammar is presented completely, in its totality; our book is way beyond that. However, what you need to know before anything else is, Logically Structured English Grammar presents the traditional/classic English grammar, not any of the new, "modern", modified and simplified versions. Things are this way.

LOGICALLY STRUCTURED ENGLISH GRAMMAR - Edition 3,  Front Cover
Roughly after the Second World War, a dangerous trend started being promoted in English grammar: the new [genetically] modified English grammar. The logic behind that process was to "simplify" and to "facilitate" the cumbersome tasks of assimilating English grammar. However, the result today is deep confusion among authors of grammar books, teachers and students as well.

Now, what the readers do not know (because they are never told about this) is, in order to understand any of the new simplified "versions" of grammar, you must know the traditional/classic English grammar to perfection. Even more, there is absolutely no way around the classic English grammar. You see, dear readers, the rules, the definitions, and the principles of the classic English grammar are (and they will forever remain) exactly the same in any of the new "modified" versions of grammar.



Now, considering the form of presentation, Logically Structured English Grammar is an exceptional performance; note this:
1. over 4000 grammatical mechanisms are described in 418 sets of topic-related Examples;
2. complex and very complex aspects are detailed in 118 Tables;
3. grammatical principles/mechanisms are explained logically in 147 (simple and clear) Definitions and Rules;
4. 92 graphic Charts help the readers visualize all grammatical structures.


In the third Edition
(ED3RV1103EN) we went even further to help you best, therefore we have inserted a few unique features which you cannot find in any other book in the entire world; note this:
5. we have marked by highlight the predicate-verb (the absolute reference in grammar) in all examples;
6. the morphologic category of case is marked by an ante-subscript abbreviation;
7. the morphologic sentence element is identified by an ante-superscript abbreviation;
8. syntactical category used in "sentence syntax" is signaled by a post-superscript abbreviation;
9. the constituent clauses in "complex sentence syntax" are differentiated via post-subscript abbreviations;
10. plus, there are more examples, and more comments, better focused on the topics presented;
11. plus, the underlining used to explain grammatical mechanisms has been drastically simplified (this is, naturally, only where it was possible).

At COMPLEMENT CONTROL, we also buy grammar books in order to keep our book up to date with whatever is out there in English grammar, therefore we can honestly state that there is no other book similar to Logically Structured English Grammar (not even ANY three of them taken together). Naturally, you do not have to trust our words; decide for yourself--just take a look at its Table of Contents.

Our promise to all readers is, with LSEG, you will understand English grammar; even more,  we are here to answer all your grammar questions, so . . . 


SPECIFICATIONS
TITLE: LOGICALLY STRUCTURED ENGLISH GRAMMAR
EDITION: THIRD
REVISION: ED3RV1103EN
ISBN: 978 606 92185 18
AUTHOR: O G POPA
PUBLISHER: COMPLEMENT CONTROL
PAGES: 640
DIMENSIONS (H/W/D): 26.5/21.0/2.54 cm (this is, 10.8"/8.5"/1")
BINDING: SOFTCOVER
WEIGHT: 1086 g (1.086 Kg)
PRICE: 60 € (Sorry, this item is currently out of stock)


 
 

 


Gramatica Engleza Structurata Logic








ROMANIAN READERS
can access GESL pages here
[1st Edition, ISBN 9786069218501, Romanian translation published by COMPLEMENT CONTROL]








 


 
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The few Grammar Notes presented in our website are, intentionally, fairly general, and they should not be taken as reference for anything. Our intention is to present only a brief general introduction to our book, Logically Structured English Grammar.
 

  

 
GRAMMAR FAQ
 
  YOUR QUESTIONS ENGLISH GRAMMAR FAQ Ask us any grammar question here

  INTRODUCTION
 
  ENGLISH GRAMMAR ABOUT ENGLISH GRAMMAR A few general aspects about English grammar

  READING ENGLISH SOUNDS
 

  PHONETICS

SIMPLE SOUNDS Phonetic representation of the basic English sounds
DIPHTHONGS Two vowels pronounced together
TRIPHTHONGS Three vowels pronounced together
PRONOUNCING FOREIGN SOUNDS Pronouncing foreign names

  SENTENCE ELEMENTS
 

  MORPHOLOGY

NOUNS Nouns are principal morphologic sentence elements
ARTICLES Auxiliary noun determiners
ADJECTIVES Noun determiners
PRONOUNS Pronouns are used to replace nouns
NUMERALS Numerals are used to express abstract numerical values and orderly structures
VERBS Verbs describe the actions or the states of the nouns
ADVERBS Adverbs qualify/determine verbs, adjectives, other adverbs, and even entire sentences
PREPOSITIONS Prepositions link two different syntactic elements
CONJUNCTIONS Conjunctions link two similar syntactic/morphologic elements
INTERJECTIONS Interjections are expressions loaded with strong emphatic/emotional content

  SENTENCE AND COMPLEX SENTENCE ANALYSES
 

  SYNTAX

SENTENCE SYNTAX Sentence analysis
COMPLEX SENTENCE SYNTAX Complex sentence analysis
THE SEQUENCE OF TENSES There are strict rules governing the sequence of tenses
DIRECT AND INDIRECT STYLE About the style used to express reported facts, descriptions, narrations
INTERROGATIONS AND NEGATIONS Forming interrogations and negations
PUNCTUATION Punctuation has three functions: phonetic, semantic, and grammatical


 

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