The more rules, the more mistakes! I didn’t say this; Saifur Sir himself did. Memorizing rules like where to add "ing" or when to add "s" won’t help you remember English. Instead, read plenty of examples. Understand the meaning and read daily. You’ll see that you naturally get accustomed to how and when to use which sentence. Then, even if you try, you won’t write something like “I am go.” This is the natural system of learning a language.

Are you preparing for BCS? University admission? HSC? Or is your child preparing for an exam in Grade 6? For everyone, there is this one book—Vocabulary with Passport to Grammar. The foundation is the same for all.

And yes, if you combine it with the book Zero to Hero in English, like taking a capsule with water, you’ll be forever cured of the English problem...

The more rules, the more mistakes! I didn’t say this; Saifur Sir himself did. Memorizing rules like where to add "ing" or when to add "s" won’t help you remember English. Instead, read plenty of examples. Understand the meaning and read daily. You’ll see that you naturally get accustomed to how and when to use which sentence. Then, even if you try, you won’t write something like “I am go.” This is the natural system of learning a language.

Are you preparing for BCS? University admission? HSC? Or is your child preparing for an exam in Grade 6? For everyone, there is this one book—Vocabulary with Passport to Grammar. The foundation is the same for all.

And yes, if you combine it with the book Zero to Hero in English, like taking a capsule with water, you’ll be forever cured of the English problem...