Roughly one-fifth of the world’s population speaks English, but the majority of those who use the English language aren’t native speakers! As the most commonly studied language in the world, English is also notorious for being one of the most difficult languages to learn.
Despite this, a solid grasp of English grammar is necessary in order to successfully master English and communicate effectively.
But what is grammar, exactly?
Even to native English speakers, the idea of “grammar” may seem like little more than a complex topic for linguistics experts, but grammar is incredibly important. Grammar lays the groundwork for consistent and effective communication by normalizing sentence structure, punctuation, tense, verb conjugations, and form. Like all other languages, English has its own set of grammar rules.
For non-native speakers, however, grasping these nuanced grammar rules can be difficult. Whether you want to more solidly grasp basic English grammar or if you’re hoping to tackle the more advanced details of grammar to perfect your English, there are plenty of ways to improve.