English Grammar Rules & Mistakes: Learn All of the Essentials: Writing, Speaking, Literature and Punctuation Rules Complete with 10 Key Skills and Over 200 Common Error Examples

CONCLUSION
I have always wanted to write this book because I know that there are so
many people out there that struggle with the basics of grammar. I also know
that this really isn’t their fault. Due to a lack of schooling on English
grammar and the rise of informal language that has edged its way into our
written work, we have all suffered as a result.
My goal was to create a book that was accessible to all who see themselves as
grammar offenders. I can imagine that you have earned this title because of a
public shaming about your persistent grammatical mistakes. It might have
been because of a harmless group email you sent out saying that your all
welcome. Or perhaps your boss has pulled you up on your poorly formatted
work. Whatever way it came about, I know it upset you enough to do
something about it. I bet you are glad you finally have done something about
it.
Now that you have reached the end of the book, you have covered everything
you need to know to survive in the world of English grammar. More than
that, you now have to the tools to truly develop yourself as a writer. I have
mentioned in the book that you really can’t get away from having to do
written work, well unless you are a farmer I guess. Even if you avoid writing
reports in your job right now, in the future you will have to submit a resume
and a cover letter. This requires a whole host of writing skills to complete.
Doesn’t it feel great that you now have them?
We started the book discussing the building blocks of the English language,
covering the differences between verbs, nouns, adjectives, and adverbs. Next,
we moved on to understanding how to connect these words together with
conjunctions and prepositions. We then looked at the confusing world of
words that look and sound the same, so that you don’t mistakenly use one
incorrectly. Onwards, we spent a good time on punctuation, arguably the
most difficult part of grammar. We then looked at the differences between the
present, past and future tense. Next, was structuring sentences. This was
where it all started to come together. We took a moment to conquer
capitalization once and for all before moving on to learning how to spell and

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format correctly. Then we worked on how to write killer compositions before
ending up with working on how to develop your own writing style.
As we have taken this journey through English grammar, my aim has always
been to show you how to keep things simple. By not over complicating
grammar and the way you write, the result is beautifully written concise
work. If you focus only on this, you will always produce clear and
understandable sentences. Over time, if you also read more and practice your
spelling, you will soon develop advanced writing skills. Once you are at that
level, grammar mistakes will be kept to a minimum and you can then focus
on developing your own writing style.
I made you a promise at the start of this book that you would no longer feel
lost and confused with grammar. Instead you rise as a grammar phoenix,
strong enough to tackle even the most complex of grammar situations. If you
have read through all of the rules and practiced the examples, then you will
have significantly improved your knowledge of English grammar. You can
now stand tall as a person who knows what is what in the world of grammar
and can easily roll out a perfect composition, or two.
I leave you with this one parting remark, the crux of this book: keep it simple
to not mess it up. If there is anything you take from this book, that is it.
Grammar might seem like an untamable beast but if you don’t get yourself
involved with its unnecessary complexity then you won’t make silly
mistakes.
Write simply, with passion, and you can’t go wrong.

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