Grammar for English Language Teachers

This book is very helpful it gives all the guide and tips to be an effective English language teacher.

This book is nicely and clearly written, and very easy to understand with good examples. While it is perhaps intended more as a reference book, I am enjoying working my way through it from the start, which is certainly something I did not expect from a book on Grammar. I have bought writing style guides before, but this is the first English Grammar book I have bought so I can't say how it compares to the others. However, if you compare its explanations to those on Wikipedia... well those are totally incomprehensible and written in linguistic gobbledygook, whereas this book is crystal clear: which is what I would expect from a book on correct English usage, but had not dared to hope for! I very much commend it.

I have found this book to be overall very useful as a new teacher of ESL. It is well organised and explains most important grammar concepts in a clear and no-nonsense way. It also gives common errors in explanations of particular grammar points, which has been useful to consider. A few things could be dealt with in slightly more detail, but this is a minor issue.

Nice book for anyone going into English Language Teaching

useful bible for ESL

This is THE book to get for grammar. In fact it is required reading for some UK courses in teaching English to adult learners (e.g. CELTA and TESOL). Ideally divided in to logical sections it is easy to find information quickly. I took this with me when I went off teaching in China and left it there with a friend. Upon returning to UK, I bought another copy for myself !

I purchased this book when I started my TEFL course. It’s been a brilliant book. It’s been great for assignments and lesson planning. I would definitely recommend this book.

Technically it's hard to fault - it has good information and is detailed. However, in terms of practical use, I seldom use it because it is too dry and sometimes too detailed. The main alternative is Swan - and of the two, I much prefer the Swan book. Both are reference books and both cover pretty much the same ground. I prefer the layout of Swan (it's laid out alphabetically which can be problematic but not for long). Parrott might be more academic and detailed but for me, it's just not as practical.

Très bien expliqué

Wirklich gutes Buch

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