Title: Grammar Traps
Product review: Stephen Dolainski has accomplished an unusual feat: an enjoyable and useful grammar book for everyone! He truly loves grammar and people! Not since William Strunk's and E.B. White's The Elements of Style have I found a grammar book as easy to read and understand. In simple, clear language, sprinkled with a sense of humor, he points out our 20 most common grammar mistakes and how to correct them. Do you have problems with a double negative? This political candidate certainly did, who told a reporter, "I didn't find hardly anybody who didn't want me to run." Or, did you ever have problems with a dangling modifier, such as, "we saw the Golden Gate Bridge flying over the city?" Now wouldn't that be a sight? Grammar Traps is a good little book to have ... right next to the computer.
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