The most difficult grammar quiz you will take this year
You may not be as good at grammar as you think you are.
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John Sutherland, a professor of modern literature at University College London, has written a new book so you can test your grammar skills.
How good is your grammar? is full of tests and questions to test your English skills, from how to deal with contractions to whether the names of common household items are correct.
If your days of endless English lessons at school are far behind you, why not brush up your knowledge with this quiz.
John Sutherland's book How good is your grammar? is available now.
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