Transform your writing skills with "Don't Hate Grammar: The Friendly, Simple Guide to Writing, Mechanics and Style". Authored by Ben Worth, this essential resource is tailored for New Zealanders, providing clear explanations of grammar, construction, and style in the context of New Zealand English. With an easy-to-use format, this guide helps students and professionals alike to enhance their communication and writing abilities, a must in today's world where literacy rates are under scrutiny. The book, sized at 150 x 210 mm with 94 pages, was published on 19-08-2022 and is designed for quick reference, making it an ideal companion whether you're writing a school essay or a professional report. With a focus on local vocabulary, grammatical rules, and referencing, "Don't Hate Grammar" is your go-to writing resource. Improve your clarity and correctness with this friendly guide and gain the confidence to express yourself effectively. Perfect for anyone eager to improve their writing, this book is a vital tool in overcoming the literacy challenges facing New Zealand.

Don't Hate Grammar : The friendly, simple guide to writing, mechanics and style in New Zealand English
Author: Ben Worth
Bind: paperback
Dimensions: 150 x 210 mm
Pages: 94
Publication Date: 19-08-2022
Recent media reports have highlighted a long-standing issue: literacy rates in New Zealand are falling. But modern demand for literacy skills is increasing. Employers, schools and tertiary institutes all agree on the importance of communication and writing skills. We have a genuine and widespread need for a simple and user-friendly guide to grammar and writing that is written in New Zealand for New Zealanders. Don’t Hate Grammar helps students and professionals write clearly and correctly. It covers the most important aspects of grammar, construction, style and referencing, using simple de?nitions and clear examples. It explains New Zealand English with local words and grammatical rules in a simple and friendly style. The book design enables people to quickly ?nd the information they need while they are writing on paper or computer.