Hi all,
I've worked my way through Manhattan SC guide, and it's very comprehensive. Problem is that it assumes you have a grammatical foundation: knowing differences between gerunds, infinitives, nouns, pronouns, verbal phrases, blah blah blah.
So I'm working through an old English grammar book my mom has while I'm at home, but I only have a month left, and I still have to work through CR and general prep (est. time: 2 weeks for both areas).
Do you know of any websites/downloadable guides that goes through basic grammar? Parts of speech, parts of a sentence, the clause, etc. I am aware of https://www.beatthegmat.com/a/resources, but have tried a few of them and found them to be less structured and less focused on basic grammar than I'd like (Spidey's and Sahil's notes).
I know this book will help, but afraid that it'll take too much time to work through...just looking for enough "ground work" so I can better understand what's going on in Manhattan guide.
Thanks!
I've worked my way through Manhattan SC guide, and it's very comprehensive. Problem is that it assumes you have a grammatical foundation: knowing differences between gerunds, infinitives, nouns, pronouns, verbal phrases, blah blah blah.
So I'm working through an old English grammar book my mom has while I'm at home, but I only have a month left, and I still have to work through CR and general prep (est. time: 2 weeks for both areas).
Do you know of any websites/downloadable guides that goes through basic grammar? Parts of speech, parts of a sentence, the clause, etc. I am aware of https://www.beatthegmat.com/a/resources, but have tried a few of them and found them to be less structured and less focused on basic grammar than I'd like (Spidey's and Sahil's notes).
I know this book will help, but afraid that it'll take too much time to work through...just looking for enough "ground work" so I can better understand what's going on in Manhattan guide.
Thanks!
