The Ghouls' Guide to Good Grammar
(2021)

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PUBLISHED
[United States] : Sleeping Bear Press, 2021
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1 online resource

ISBN/ISSN
9781534192324 MWT13911175, 1534192328 13911175
LANGUAGE
English
NOTES

Grammar can be confusing, no matter if you're an adult, a child, or well ... even a ghoul. And its rules can be hard to remember or keep straight. Ghastly things can happen when a comma or even a simple period is misplaced. But never fear! We have the perfect book to help you keep your head and your cool. In The Ghouls' Guide to Good Grammar basic rules of grammar such as correct punctuation and appropriate word choices are explained from a monster's point of view. For example, see how a simple comma clears up any misunderstanding between Vanessa and her parents. "Vanessa Vampire loves cooking, her parents, and her baby sister" versus "Vanessa Vampire loves cooking her parents and baby sister." For anyone needing a refresher course on how to use a hyphen or an apostrophe, or is confused by pesky contractions, The Ghouls' Guide to Good Grammar is for you. After all, choosing the right word and the right punctuation to use is as important as picking the right human being to eat for dinner. Back matter includes a short grammar quiz. Grammar can be confusing, no matter if you're a human or a monster. Ghastly things can happen when a comma or even a simple period is misplaced. In The Ghouls' Guide to Good Grammar basic rules of grammar such as correct punctuation and appropriate word choices are explained from a monster's point of view. It's the perfect refresher course on how to use a hyphen, an apostrophe, or to better understand pesky contractions. After all, choosing the right word and the right punctuation to use is as important as picking the right human being to eat for dinner. Back matter includes a short grammar quiz. Activities for further learning Author/Illustrator biography

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