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A concise manual presenting foundational principles of English grammar and arguing that the language's relative simplicity has encouraged careless practice and neglect of grammatical study. It sets out basic rules of construction and usage, accompanies them with critical notes that identify common errors even among accomplished writers, and illustrates points with paradigms and examples. Its stated aim is to enable readers to express themselves with propriety, judge the correctness of phrases, and encourage more careful composition.
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