This text is indispensable for anyone who needs to refer to an authoritative text to resolve grammar and syntax issues.

I was issued a book named Warriner's English Grammar and Composition: Complete Course in the ninth grade in 1979. I am still using it. It is the only book ever issued to me in school which I still use. In college, I was issued another much inferior grammar book and basically threw the new one away and kept using Warriner's. Warriner's helped me through graduate school and later through writing published magazine articles. Right now, it is sitting next to my computer.

Everything is laid out in many user-friendly indexes even on the inside of the front and back covers with page links. Every part of English grammar is stated logically and includes every useful example in the English language. It is simply the most well-written book I have ever touched. My most highest recommendation.

I have a copy of Warriner's English Grammar and Composition from the 1950s. It was an old school book. As a professional writer I found the book to be the best, most organized grammar book out there. Often editor's eyes would light up when they saw the book, frequently borrowing it to consult on specific points of grammar. If this book is an updated version of the original I'm sure it's indespensible. Warriner's book should always be in print. I'm a big fan!

A typical course of study for English Comp and Grammar, this text has many nice features including chapters on Speaking Before Groups and Listening.

From the preface: " ....you will have a greater command of the English language at the end of this course than you had at the beginning. ... This book is not only a guide and a storehouse of practice materials. It is also designed for use as a reference book. By referring to the book, you can find out the answer to any question that arises when you are writing a composition.

This textbook is awesome. I helps you learn about all subjects in Grammar. It tells you how to write something gramatically correct. I gives you plenty of exercises to learn all of this and to study for the tests. I just think that this is the best English textbook in the history of textbooks.

This textbook is a fundamental tool for the student who really wants to learn English grammar. The author has contributed with an excellent review of the basic rules of English grammar and composition. Students who come to the United States to learn English as a second language should use this book to really understand the structure and proper use of the language. This particular volume is addressed to seventh graders, but anyone interested in expanding his or her knowledge of English can use the different volumes according to the school level at which he or she is (other volumes include up to 12 grade grammar). It is a very enjoyable way to learn English. The many exercises provided in the book allow practice of the most diverse grammar situations.

If you have problem with your written english, this is the ultimate book. Just buy one and keep it with you.

As a 9th grade student in Florida (1979), I used this particular edition of this book in my English class and have never forgotten how good it was. I plan to buy a copy to keep handy at work as soon as I can find one. I'm surprised at how often I wished I had a copy.

This is a collection of short stories. My school uses it as a general handout for a short story elective. Selections include: The Red Dress, By The Waters of Babylon, The Birds, and The Most Dangerous Game. Good Reading.