THE NECESSITY OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR IN COMMUNICATION
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Keywords: English grammar, Written communication,Spoken communication,Clarity,Precision,Professionalism,Credibility, Nuance,Ambiguity,Verbal expression,Effective communication,Language proficiency, Confidence, Linguistic correctness.Abstract
Abstract: This article delves into the integral role of English grammar in the realms of both written and spoken communication. Emphasizing its significance in fostering clarity, professionalism, and precision, the article explores how proper grammar acts as a structural foundation in written communication, enhancing credibility and conveying nuanced meanings. It further elucidates the importance of grammar in spoken communication, where it contributes to effective verbal expression, eliminates ambiguity, and bolsters confidence. The discussion underscores that a robust command of English grammar is not merely a linguistic nicety but a fundamental driver of successful communication across diverse contexts.
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"The Elements of Style" by William Strunk Jr. and E.B. WhiteA classic guide offering concise and practical advice on grammar and writing style.
"The Chicago Manual of Style"A widely used resource in the publishing industry, covering style, grammar, and citation guidelines.
"Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (APA)"Particularly useful if you're following APA style, providing rules for citation and formatting.
"MLA Handbook"Essential for writers adhering to MLA style, offering guidance on citations and research paper formatting.
"A Dictionary of Modern English Usage" by H.W. FowlerA historical perspective on English usage, offering insights into language conventions.
"On Writing Well" by William ZinsserFocuses on non-fiction writing, providing practical advice on clarity and effective communication.
"Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary"A reputable dictionary that can be referenced for word usage, definitions, and proper spelling.
