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SUMMARY:Grammar 101 Cheat Sheet
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DESCRIPTION: Are you having the feeling that you are drowning in grammar?Then consider this:1. In schools and ‒ by nature ‒ in textbooks, grammar is overrated. Do you remember that I have said this before? If you don’t, let me repeat: In schools and ‒ by nature ‒ in textbooks, grammar is overrated. The biggest problems beginners have are speaking, listening comprehension, and pronunciation. This is what you should focus on, and a textbook can only be a source and inspiration for you, never the solution to this problem.2. To speak reasonably well, you don’t have to get every grammar detail right. Mistakes are inevitable, but to avoid misunderstandings and to make a decent impression on native speakers, it’s sufficient to get the most important stuff right. So here is an overview of what this most important stuff is. Learn it until you don’t even think of making a mistake here (even if I wake you up at 3 am at night) but feel free to ignore the rest ‒ for now. Later on,...

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