INTRO OF GRAMMAR

     I.            Introduction of Grammar(English Language):
English Grammar is the body of rules that describes the structure of expression
in the English language. This include the structure of word, phrases, clauses and sentences. There are historical, social, regional variation of English, divergences from the grammar described here occur in some dialects of English.
There are certain differences in Grammar between form of British English, American English and Australian English. Generally  These are same in words but have pronunciation different.
The history of English Grammar begins late in the sixteenth century with the ‘Pamphlet For Grammar’ by William Bullokar.
The English language underwent extensive change in the middle ages written old English of ad 1000 is similar in vocabulary and grammar to other old Germanic language such as old high German and old Norse(the northern family of Germanic language that are spoken in Scandinavia and Ice land), and completely unintelligible to modern speakers, will the modern language is already largely recognizable in written middle English of at 1400. The transformation was caused by two further waves of invasion:
The first by speaker of the Scandinavian branch of the Germanic language family, who conquered and colonized parts of Britain in the 8th and 9th century. The second by the Normans in the 11th century, who spoke old Normans and ultimately developed and English variety of this called Anglo Norman. A large proportion of the modern English vocabulary comes  directly from Anglo Norman.
Overall it is said that English language is driven from German language as Hindi is driven from Sanskrit.
Some Grammarian accept that the founder of English language is Mike English who found and sat down it on 17 July,731. He named it after himself.
Some grammarians are as follows who gave a right direction to this subject by their true efforts:
Ø  Edwin Abbott
Ø  P.C. Wren
Ø  Abbott Alexander
Ø  William Bullokar
Ø  Thomas Dilworth
These were as writer and grammarians who gave the true definition of grammar.

DEFINITION OF GRAMMAR:Grammar is a science as well as art which treats the nature of the word, sequence of sentences and its types and procedure also.
In other words; Grammar is the structural foundation of our ability to express ourselves. The more we are aware of how it works, the more we can monitor the meaning and effectiveness of the way we and others use language.
It is called science because science is the study of anything or subject in sequence, in order and in organized way. This is why it is called science.
It is called art because art is that part of human being which presents a true and skillful act in a particular subject.
Therefore Grammar is both science and art. It is science when it is learnt and it is art when it is used in a right way for the good of someone.
According to P.C. Wren; “Grammar is the language of English. It provides treatment to the letter, words and sentences.”

Thus Grammar is the study of the language of English through which the language of English can perceive and comprehend easily and systematic way.




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