The Best Little Grammar Workbook Ever!

by Arlene Miller

The Best Little Grammar Workbook Ever! will give you everything you need to make your speaking and writing clear and effective. It is the eighth grammar book written by Arlene Miller, The Grammar Diva. The Best Grammar Workbook Ever! (no "little") has been a consistent bestseller on Amazon, and The Grammar Diva hopes that the "little" version of the workbook will be as helpful. The Best Little Grammar Workbook Ever! can be used by itself; it can also be used with its companion book, the second edition of The Best Little Grammar Book Ever! Speak and Write with Confidence/Avoid Common Mistakes. This workbook is full of exercises and quizzes, while the companion book contains more explanations and examples. Topics covered in this workbook include sentence structure, types of sentences, phrases and clauses, dead words, irregular verbs, tenses, punctuation, capitalization, commonly confused words, fragments and run-ons, possessives, who and whom, lay and lie, using numbers, parallel structure, series and lists, and much more.

Genres: Nonfiction

165 pages, Paperback

Published September 30, 2016

About the author

I have written eleven grammar books: The Best Little Grammar Book Ever, Correct Me If I'm Wrong, Beyond Worksheets, The Great Grammar Cheat Sheet, The Best Grammar Workbook Ever, Fifty Shades of Grammar, The Second Edition of The Best Little Grammar Book Ever, The Best Little Grammar Workbook Ever, Does Your Flaming Flamenco, and The Best Little Grammar Collection Ever, and To Comma or Not to Comma. My books are aimed at an audience from about 6th grade through adult. I recently left teaching after 11 years as a middle school English teacher. I now concentrate on my business full time. My company, bigwords101, conducts grammar/writing workshops and presentations for corporations and other groups; sends out a weekly grammar blog; and publishes grammar books. I have also written a novel, Girls of a Feather. And I just released a dating memoir, When Life Hands You Frogs. There are plans in the works for online classes and a business writing book. And then, maybe fiction?