What people use say a lot about them…however the way they put them together says a lot more. Sentence structure makes an instantaneous – and enduring – impression on friends, co-workers, and instructors.

Regrettably, learning the nuts and bolts of English usage is definitely boring. That is why the folks at The Princeton Review developed Grammar Smart, a witty, irreverent, also entertaining method of grammar that will assist listeners compose and speak with clearness and confidence. Grammar Smart will instruct students choosing between that and which, decide when to make use of like rather than as, and know for sure if that is between you and I or between you and me.

Two 60-minute CDs include:

• Funny illustrations and tales to illustrate right usage

• Brief, interactive question-and-answer testimonials

• The basic elements of conversation – nouns, verbs, and adjectives

• Pronoun-verb agreement, parallel construction, the dreaded misplaced modifiers, and dangling participles – all without pain!