Grammar to Go: How It Works and How to Use It

by Barbara Goldstein, Jack Waugh, Karen Linsky

Brief and basic in its coverage, GRAMMAR TO GO offers students a unique focus on sentence diagramming that helps them visualize and understand how words connect. Perfect as a primary text or as a supplement for courses with an emphasis on learning basic grammar and punctuation skills, this edition incorporates a wide range of new material to help students hone their skills--including additional traditional practice sets, more integrated assignments, increased opportunities for writing practice, and expanded discussions of each chapter's content on the book specific website.

Genres: Nonfiction, Writing

276 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2003

Reviews

[Jen Finstrom]

This book has a very traditional/prescriptive approach to grammar. That being said, I learned a great deal from it, especially as in the class that I just finished taking (Grammar for Teachers),it was combined with Engaging Grammar by Amy Benjamin and Tom Oliva, which focused on a more linguistic/descriptive approach.

[Sheena]

"Grammar to Go" is a very clear, simply written overview of how the English language's grammar works. I intend to use this as a reference in the future.

[Alexandria]

This was a decent book for one of my English classes. I might appreciate it more now that I'm writing in the real world, but as it stands it was just a useful textbook.

[Olivia]

For a textbook I really liked this book. It was simple to understand and gave clear examples.

[Michael]

I finally found a good, clear, and easy-to-follow grammar guide for my English 107 class. Now I have only to find the cheapest option.