The Big Ten of Grammar is now available in paperback, hardback, and as an e-book for your Kindle or Nook!? To order, go to the bookstore of this website.? For a short time, you can get a free copy for your Kindle by going to the bookstore of this website and clicking on Amazon.com. for the?paperback edition.

If you?d like to receive more information, request a review copy of The Big Ten of Grammar, or schedule an interview with Dr. William Bradshaw, contact Cinty Peng at Beaufort Books? (Publicity@beaufortbooks.com or 212 727-0222).

As is highlighted on the Home Page of this website, I am now a regular blogger for The Huffington Post.? I submit weekly articles, but the editors of The Huffington Post do not always publish them.? This particular article was turned down, I think because The Huffington Post likes to publish articles centered on current events, and this one is more of a ?feely good? story.? But I like it and am including it here.

Glenn Cunningham personally told me this.? The first part of the story is public record, but I have never read or heard the second part of the story from any other source. Read more…

With the publication of The Big Ten of Grammar? in?paperback? and in e-book for your Kindle or Nook, my website has been completely redesigned.? Outdated blogs have been deleted and new ones included.

The home page has a variety of new entries.? There is a short grammar test you may want to take, and I call you special attention to the link with The Huffington Post, the only completely online newspaper in the world.? I have been accepted as a regular blogger by The Huffington Post.? Although my entries?vary greatly in subject matter, they all relate in some way to grammar.? I submit articles on a weekly basis, but the editors of The Huffington Post do not accept every article for publication.? Hence,?my blogs may not?appear every week.

I hope you find my redesigned website helpful and easy to use.? Please be sure to contact me with any question or comments about grammar.

Dr. B

People frequently ask: ?What is the best dictionary for the average person or family?? That?s an easy question to answer: Merriam-Webster?s Collegiate Dictionary. At least, that?s my opinion. It is a scholarly, easy-to-understand, and very complete tool for defining the meaning of words and checking for correct spelling. But it is much more than that. Read more…

The Big Ten of Grammar is not meant as a complete English grammar book.? Instead, it is an easy-to-use handbook that highlights the top ten grammatical errors that most of us tend to make on a regular basis.? It also has as a time-saving ?Bonus Section? that deals with ?out-of-the-norm? grammatical situations that, when needed, can take hours to look up and understand.??”The Bonus Section”?provides answers and examples for these less common situations that many of us will have to deal with from time to time.? After you read this book, you?ll want to keep it handy to use as a reference guide. Read more…

Through the years, I?ve been the ?go to? person in our family for answering questions relating to grammar. ?My grown children and grandchildren affectionately refer to me as their ?grammar guru.?

Since The Big Ten of Grammar was published, many of their friends, as well as others who have come across my website, have been e-mailing their questions to me. ?Reading questions and answers about grammar is a learning experience for anyone, so I?m inviting you to e-mail your questions about grammar to this website, and I will post your questions and my answers.

I have had a similar blog on this website for about two years.? It has received nearly two hundred comments and questions, far too many for most people to spend the time reading.? So I have deleted it and replaced it with this new entry.