Which one should I read on thin ice grammar, my English is very poor and poor!

In terms of grammar, middle and high school and college are actually studying a set of things.

Growing up, I read the original Longman English grammar. I have read the grammar books of pizzas (all kinds), and I have read the grammar books of Zhang Daozhen.

But what I always recommend is the Invincible English Grammar Middle School Edition and High School Edition.

I think the first thing I was interested in English was when I was a child, and my mother bought a copy of "Invincible English Grammar" from Beijing.

The first is full color. It's not annoying to watch. Comes with a comic.

In terms of explanation, it is easy to understand, from shallow to deep.

Choreographically: The original version is from Taiwan. (The author is Hua Kejian of Beijing Normal University). The design of books in Taiwan is very user-friendly, for example, for the points that need to be emphasized, the reader will be reminded with clear labels. The book is also accompanied by English grammar q and a....

If you still don't know anything about English after reading "Invincible", it proves that there is no grammar book for you.

It's also to blame lz for not making it clear.

Graduate school entrance examination, there are 3 books to choose from.

One is a grammar book for postgraduate entrance examinations issued by New Oriental. I can't remember the name, it's in the mailing list. Postgraduate Series.

One is the advanced grammar and this one is the thin ice advanced grammar version. You can also take a look at Zhang Daozhen's grammar book, advanced edition.

Poor English has nothing to do with good grammar. I didn't practice grammar much at the beginning, so I couldn't explain the theory. The grammar next door to me is good, and I can memorize the book backwards. As a result, I took the graduate school entrance examination, and I took the 75 exam, and he took the 44 exam

I love Thin Ice's English grammar guide. Personally, I think it's better, it's all examples of questions asked by others, and then he gives a collection of answers. The blue-skinned ones, about sixty or seventy.

Recommend Mr. Xu Lei's course, which will take you to comprehensively overturn the traditional English grammar and establish a new system.

It depends on the age, and the second and third grades of English grammar in Bo Bing Elementary School can be bought and watched, which are all basic. Good grammar in English for middle and high school. Find something that suits you, no matter how late you can learn well, the main thing is to persevere, to practice and consolidate.

It is not recommended to buy those thick grammar books to read, just find some concise grammar tutorials on the Internet and take a look.

Generally speaking, it is relatively good to study English grammar on your own and use English grammar books for English majors. The effect is better when you choose to use grammar books according to your level.

First, the primary stage.

1.The English Grammar Manual, Bo Bing, Zhao Dexin.

2. Prepare for the intermediate stage.

1."New Edition of Basic English Grammar", Department of Foreign Languages, Xiamen University.

2."General English Grammar" Zhang Zhenbang.

3. Intermediate stage.

1."Practical English Grammar" Zhang Daozhen.

2.Longman English Grammar, L.G. Alexander.

3."New English Grammar", "New English Grammar Course", "New English Grammar Outline" (three-in-one use) Zhang Zhenbang, etc.

Fourth, the advanced stage.

1.Longman Advanced English Grammar, L.G. Alexander.

2."New Advanced English Grammar" Zhang Zhenbang.

3."Thin Ice English Grammar Advanced Series" Thin Ice.

In addition, grammar books written by linguists and grammarians in English-speaking countries are also worth referring to, so I will not introduce them one by one.

Bo Bing is a professor in the Department of English at Beijing University of Foreign Chinese. Born in 1921. A native of Yingxian County, Shanxi.

He graduated from the Department of Foreign Languages and Chinese of National Zhejiang University in 1947. After graduating, he has been teaching English for 50 years. In 1950, he began teaching at the Beijing Institute of Foreign Chinese (the predecessor of the University of Foreign Chinese).

He has been engaged in the teaching and research of English grammar for a long time, and has a deep knowledge of English-Chinese translation. In recent years, he has been working in English consulting. He is currently in charge of consulting for publications such as English World, English Salon and College English.

His main publications include English Grammar (editor-in-chief), Detailed Explanation of English Tenses, Number of English Nouns, Advanced English Grammar (editor-in-chief) and English Grammar Notes (episodes 1-5, published or forthcoming).

Thin Ice: English Grammar is a book published by Kaiming Press in December 2007 by Thin Ice. Thin Ice:

English Grammar is a practical English grammar, and in order to facilitate the integration of the actual situation of Chinese students, the traditional grammar system is adopted, but it also absorbs a lot of new achievements of modern grammar. The most important feature of this English grammar, in addition to its completeness and systematization, lies in its "newness". First of all, it has quite a few new contents; To cite the great ones, it is like "negative structure".

Secondly, there are some new arrangements, such as the inclusion of "the use of IT" in the chapter "Pronouns" and the inclusion of "Sentence Transformation" in the chapter "Types of Sentences". Third, the example sentences are rich and relatively novel, and most of them are contemporary and authentic English. Please note, however, that the translation of the example sentences in this book is for comprehension purposes only.