A1 English Grammar in Verse with Practice + Answers: Learn A1 English Grammar Through Poems — Simple Lessons, Exercises & Answers (The English Grammar in Verse Series)

Hinterberger, Alex

ISBN 13: 9798195079345

Published by Independently published, 2026

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: A1 English Grammar in Verse with Practice + Answers: Learn A1 English Grammar Through Poems ? Simple Lessons, Exercises & Answers (The English Grammar in Verse Series)
• Publisher: Independently published
• Publication Date: 2026
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798195079345
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

Learn English Grammar A1 through Poems That Explain Grammar Rules — Simple Lessons, Exercises & Answers

Are you a beginner learning English?

This book is designed to help you master beginner-level English grammar using a unique and effective method: learning through poems.

Inside the book, you will find:

• Easy grammar poems for each topic
• Clear explanations in simple English
• Practical exercises for every lesson
• Answer keys for self-study

Topics include:

1. The Verb To Be – talk about people and things
2. The Verb To Be: Questions – ask about people and things
3. The Verb To Be: Negatives – say what something or someone is not
4. The Verb To Be: Short Answers – give quick yes/no answers
5. Personal and Possessive Pronouns – refer to people and things
6. Possessive 's – show ownership
7. Demonstrative Pronouns – talk about this, that, these, and those
8. Plural Nouns – talk about more than one thing
9. Articles (a / an / the) – use articles correctly
10. Some and Any – talk about indefinite quantity
11. There is and There are – talk about existence
12. Present Simple – talk about daily routines and facts
13. Present Simple: Third Person Singular (-s) – talk about he/she/it
14. Present Simple: Questions and Negatives – ask and negate statements
15. Present Simple: Adverbs of Frequency – say how often things happen
16. Have and Have got – talk about possession
17. Can – talk about ability and possibility
18. Imperatives – give instructions and commands
19. Present Continuous – describe actions happening now
20. Question Words (wh-words) – ask about people, places, and things
21. Prepositions of Place and Time – talk about where and when
22. Adjectives – describe qualities, colors, and characteristics.

Perfect for:

• Self-learners
• English students
• ESL beginners
• Teachers looking for creative classroom materials

Learn smarter. Remember longer. Speak more naturally.

Verse that teaches, not just entertains.