This is the third post in our series of grammar posts highlighting the usage of grammar in the United States. The first post was about the grammar of contractions and the second post was about the usage of grammar in the United States. We hope you enjoy these and have a great week.
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This time we’re going to focus on the usage of grammar in the United States. That’s because the United States is the most common place in the English language on the planet and the most difficult place for English learners to learn words and grammar.
The difficulty of learning grammar in the United States is a result of the fact that people are so used to seeing grammar in use to define a word or phrase that they aren’t much interested in hearing examples of it. So, if you wanted to learn about the usage of “I’m going to use the word’sip’ to describe a drink,” you wouldn’t hear very much about the usage of’sip’ itself.
The difficulty of learning grammar in the United States is a result of the fact that people are so used to seeing grammar in use to define a word or phrase that they arent much interested in hearing examples of it. So, if you wanted to learn about the usage of, you wouldnt hear very much about the usage of, you would just see people saying, “I’m gonna go get some Sips.
As a matter of fact, I don’t want to be on the list for the next time I’m reading a book. I want to learn.
I guess in a sense, I can see this. If you arent used to seeing grammar in use to define a word or phrase, you wouldnt know how to use it. The thing is, is that grammatical rules are not like a dictionary, they are learned through experience. So, as I mentioned in the introduction, if you want to learn grammar, you arent going to get to all of it in a book.
I don’t think any of the rules for learning grammar go well with words or phrases. They just go so far as to add a few examples but it’s never used to teach grammar. It’s just a matter of how much you need to learn to use it.
There are a lot of rules for learning grammar.
