BRIGHTER GRAMMAR
Brighter Grammar 1
Classification: PRIMARY SCHOOL
Published by: Pearson
Description: The learner is introduced to all the parts of speech and shown how to recognise them by the work they do. There are lessons on Nouns, common and proper, the simpler aspects of number, gender and case; Adjectives, of quality, of quantity, demonstrative and interrogative; Sentences, parts of sentences (subject, predicate and object), the distinction between sentences and phrases. As in all the books, there are numerous exercises in every section of the work.
Brighter Grammar 2
Classification: PRIMARY SCHOOL
Published by: Pearson
Description: The learner is introduced to all the parts of speech and shown how to recognise them by the work they do. There are lessons on Nouns, common and proper, the simpler aspects of number, gender and case; Adjectives, of quality, of quantity, demonstrative and interrogative; Sentences, parts of sentences (subject, predicate and object), the distinction between sentences and phrases. As in all the books, there are numerous exercises in every section of the work.
Brighter Grammar 3
Classification: PRIMARY SCHOOL
Published by: Pearson
Description: The learner is introduced to all the parts of speech and shown how to recognise them by the work they do. There are lessons on Nouns, common and proper, the simpler aspects of number, gender and case; Adjectives, of quality, of quantity, demonstrative and interrogative; Sentences, parts of sentences (subject, predicate and object), the distinction between sentences and phrases. As in all the books, there are numerous exercises in every section of the work.
Brighter Grammar 4
Classification: PRIMARY SCHOOL
Published by: Pearson
Description: The learner is introduced to all the parts of speech and shown how to recognise them by the work they do. There are lessons on Nouns, common and proper, the simpler aspects of number, gender and case; Adjectives, of quality, of quantity, demonstrative and interrogative; Sentences, parts of sentences (subject, predicate and object), the distinction between sentences and phrases. As in all the books, there are numerous exercises in every section of the work.