Grammar Theory Some people think that teaching and learning a language is the same as teaching and learning grammar. I've always thought that grammar is only the skeleton that gives a sort of support to the thousand things you can do with the language. Sure, one needs to master some specific topic in order to make communication more successfully done, but one does not have to be a master in the language. Here you'll find some theory that, at first, may be sound a bit complex, but with practice you will verify that they are not a big deal. You use language naturally, as a consequence, grammar, too. |
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