With the assistance of such beloved cultural icons as Neil Armstrong, Lady Liberty, Leave It to Beaver, Shakespeare, bagels and cream cheese, Arthur Ashe, and The Thinker, the rules of good grammar are easy to learn!

Here's the Scoop: Having the rules of grammar close by on your desktop allows you to rebuild your confidence with language quickly and effortlessly. Featuring a searchable PDF, memorable trivia, 83 colorful photos, a full index, and fun categories—exploration, art and invention, sports, food, movies and TV, travel, and poetry—this e-book is mega-easy. Start impressing friends and colleagues—and yourself!—today.

In this 246-page e-book, you'll learn all about sentences, sentence fragments, punctuation marks, capitalization rules, and parts of speech. Nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, conjunctions, interjections, and prepositions—they're all here!

Here are some of the everyday mistakes covered in The Scoop on Good Grammar:

- The Lopez's are here. (page 27)
- Welcome mat: The Ghirardelli's (page 32)
- Our mother-in-laws are wonderful! (page 36)
- Here's the childrens menu. (page 48)
- Let's keep this conversation between you and I. (page 59)
- On behalf of the group and myself, I want to thank you. (page 74)
- I appreciate you calling. (page 86)
- It's a two day class. (page 107)

In case you need the answers right this minute, they are as follows: Lopezes, Ghirardellis, mothers-in-law, children's, between you and me, delete and myself, your, and two-day.