Recommended for Beginners of Japanese.
NEWLY REVISED and EXPANDED [March 2013]
Includes FREE MP3s of all example sentences.
Beginning to learn a new language can be a lot of fun. But it is important to begin your learning with structure. You don't want to end up knowing random or useless information that will sap your motivation once the initial enthusiasm fades.

The Oxford Practice Grammar Advanced CD-ROM gives you lots of practice and clear, short explanations; on Advanced level a challenging practice activities and in-depth explanations. Revision units and tests help you focus on the grammar that needs more practice. This advanced source helps you prepare for standart exam uestions asked in CAE, CPE and TOEFL and other advance-level exams.

A resource book of supplementary materials for the teaching of grammar through songs. Singing Grammar is part of the Cambridge Copy Collection. It is a resource book of supplementary materials for the teaching of grammar through the medium of song. It contains eighteen songs, each with a specific grammar focus, and is suitable for students from elementary to intermediate level. For each of the songs there is a clear page of teaching notes followed by a motivating song worksheet, a grammar exercise page and a fun grammar game for classroom use. The material is especially suitable for younger learners but could also be used successfully with adults.

Basic Chinese introduces the essentials of Chinese syntax. Each of the 25 units deals with a particular grammatical point and provides associated exercises.

This photocopiable resource book, by the author of "Lessons With Laughter", takes all the grammar points which commonly cause students problems and provides a worksheet of jokes for each point. The book features over 80 worksheets and can be used by students of differing abilities. One grammar point per page is presented, and all answers are given.

Colloquial Japanese, a systematic study, is based on the idea that a language is composed of fundamental paton the idea that a language is composed of fundamental patterns in the same way a building is constructed of bricks. Instead of theoretical rules of grammar, patterns of usage are systematically introduced to create live, useful language. These patterns are presented as they are used in daily speech by Japanese, then reinforced with additional examples and explanations. Just as each brick must be placed one after the other to construct a building, each pattern of Japanese is taught one by one, to build a sound structure for the mastery of the language.

The "Living Russian Grammar" is intended for university students and for students in schools and colleges, as well as for adults at beginner and near-beginner level. It can also usefully be used by intermediate learners who wish to review and consolidate their language skills, either with a teacher, or in self study mode. Development: The "Living Russian Grammar" was conceived by a group of Russian teachers at the Centre for French and Russian Studies (CREF), in Moscow. It responds to the needs of learners who wish to acquire the basics of communication in Russian with a correct lexical and grammatical basis. The book was tested in different versions, and improved in response to feedback from clients at CREF -students, business people, diplomats, ex-pats etc. Principles: This grammar does not purport to be a full description of the Russian language. It is a teaching and learning tool based on a selection of the most essential grammatical structures, and introducing an active and useful vocabulary. We have tried to show how linguistic elements are organized and used in real contexts. In order to keep up with contemporary linguistic research, we have tried to avoid the use of an over specialized technical vocabulary, which might confuse learners. Similarly, we have only used examples that might be considered useful at this level of study. Lastly, we have always attempted to make the learning of Russian grammar less abstract, more interesting, and more motivating. Layout: The book comprises 56 units, which allow separate research of each grammatical topic, as well as a set of grammatical tables at the end. In the units, grammatical points are explained on the left-hand pages, with live examples, and exercises to practice the language are given on the right-hand page. Certain more complex grammatical topics are split over several units. We hope that this volume will help you find pleasure and ease in acquiring the basics of everyday Russian, a language too often considered to be a difficult one to learn.

Rebekah Hendershot makes learning English Grammar fun for both the native speaker improving their writing or for English learners working on the basics. Rebekah begins with explanations of grammar concepts, then dives into detail with examples from pop culture and classic literature, before ending lessons with hands-on examples in useful contexts. Rebekah utilizes her Master's of Professional Writing from the University of Southern California as well as her experience teaching and editing under her own company from 2006. Her course covers everything from the parts of speech, tenses, troublesome verbs, parallelism, and idioms.

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