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A Grammatical and Truth-Seeking Fantasy in Four Parts for Language Lovers and Beyond * each part consists of two or three books * the anagram Inglesh, read like English /ˈɪŋ.glɪʃ/ The Kingdom: Book 1 Excerpts *The Kingdom (American English), Book 1, is now available at Amazon. Prologue Once before any temporality, Primal Space and Time Had eight dreams, Which became fairylands. CHAPTER ONE Path Klarathy kept going. Even a snail’s pace felt better than no pace at all. If her p

*Excerpt from the forthcoming grammar book Practical English: Theory and Exercises, Book 5. For Practical English: Theory and Exercises, Book 1, go to Publications The Subjunctive is the grammatical mood showing situations that may happen or (regretfully) may no longer be possible in the past, present, or future. The Indicative mood shows real situations, or temporally rooted facts. The Subjunctive mood deals with the unlikely-to-happen state of situations. Present Subjunctiv

*Excerpt from The Anchor of English, Book 1. More about English verbals in the forthcoming grammar book Practical English: Theory and Exercises, Book 4. For Practical English: Theory and Exercises, Book 1, go to Publications English verbals are non-finite verb forms, unable to function as main verbs in independent clauses. Note: The tables can be fully viewed only by desktop/laptop browsers. The basic structure of the three English verbals in the active and passive voice is a

*Excerpt from the forthcoming grammar book Practical English: Theory and Exercises, Book 2. For Practical English: Theory and Exercises, Book 1, go to Publications A verb ending in -ing is either a present participle or a gerund. The two forms look identical, but they have different functions in a sentence. Mini-glossary of spelling terminology Ending = a small particle of a letter or more that is added to the end of a word. Vb-s Vb-es Vb-ing Letter = a symbol used in writing