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A hilarious glimpse into the world of English language education! "English as She is Taught: Being Genuine Answers to Examination Questions in our Public Schools," compiled by Caroline B. Le Row, presents a side-splitting collection of actual student responses to grammar and usage questions.
Prepare to be amazed and amused by these unexpected and often nonsensical interpretations of the English language. This book is a treasure trove of humorous errors and misinterpretations, offering a unique perspective on the challenges of learning - and teaching - English.
Explore the lighter side of language arts with this classic compilation that highlights the universal struggle with grammar and the enduring power of unintentional comedy. A perfect gift for teachers, language enthusiasts, or anyone who appreciates a good laugh at the foibles of English.
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