★ A brand-new English learning series specially compiled for primary school students.
★ Presented in lively comics for easy and enjoyable learning.
★ Written by a winner of the Hong Kong Biennial Publishing Awards with extensive teaching and writing experience.
★ Packed with practical sentences and polished expressions to enhance English writing skills.
★ Six exercises at the back of each book for knowledge review and self-testing.

Available Titles for Licensing: 13 Books in the Comic English Series
1 Comic English: Phrasal Verbs
2 Comic English: Collocations
3 Comic English: Easily Confused Words
4 Comic English: Prepositions
5 Comic English: Grammar Book 1
6 Comic English: Grammar Book 2
7 Comic English: Tenses Book 1
8 Comic English: Tenses Book 2
9 Comic English: Writing Master · Narratives
10 Comic English: Writing Master · Descriptions
11 Comic English: Writing Master · Practical Writing
12 Comic English: Bilingual Idioms
13 Comic English: No More Chinglish

Welcome to Animal Island, where learning Grammar is a breeze!

Verbs: Verbs are action words that describe what the subject is doing.
Adjectives: Adjectives describe nouns, telling us more about the subject.
Prepositions: Prepositions show the relationship between a noun and other words in a sentence.
Modals: Modal verbs express abilities, possibilities, permissions, and obligations.
Adverbs: Adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs, telling us more about the action or state.
Conjunctions: Conjunctions join words, phrases, or clauses together in a sentence.

From the perspective of parts of speech, this book explains verbs, modal verbs, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, and conjunctions one by one.

=Key Features of the Book=
Learn English through four-panel comics, blending education with entertainment.
50 lessons covering 6 key English grammar concepts.
Over 250 example sentences demonstrating authentic English.
Includes multiple exercises for practical application of grammar knowledge.
A list of irregular verbs for easy reference by students.

Grammar Concept 1: Verbs

The verb "be"
Common verbs
Verb forms
Irregular verbs
Transitive and intransitive verbs
Subject-verb agreement
To-infinitives
The -ing form
Gerunds
Bare infinitives Exercise 1
Grammar Concept 2: Modals
11. Use "can" to show ability
12. Use "can" for requests or permission
13. Use "could" to talk about past ability
14. Use "could" for requests or permission
15. Use "may" to ask for permission
16. Use "may" / "might" to show possibility
17. Use "will" / "would" for requests, offers, or invitations
18. Use "must" to express obligations
19. Use "should" / "ought to" for advice
20. Use "shall" for suggestions and advice
21. Use "dare" as a modal
22. Use "used to" for past habits and situations
Exercise 2

Grammar Concept 3: Adjectives
23. Positions of adjectives
24. Kinds of adjectives
25. Order of adjectives
26. Adjectives ending in -ed and -ing
27. Adjectives of comparison
28. Superlative adjectives
29. Irregular comparatives and superlatives
30. Comparison with (not) as...as
31. Adjectives as nouns
Exercise 3

Grammar Concept 4: Adverbs
32. Adverbs of manner
33. Adverbs of frequency
34. Adverbs of degree
35. Adverbs of time
36. Adverbs of place
Exercise 4

Grammar Concept 5: Prepositions
37. Prepositions of time
38. Prepositions of place
39. More prepositions of place
40. Prepositions of directions
41. Preposition: by
42. Preposition: with
Exercise 5

Grammar Concept 6: Conjunctions
43. Conjunctions: and / but / or
44. Conjunctions: because / so
45. Conjunctions: although / though
46. Conjunctions: if / unless
47. Conjunctions: before / after
48. Conjunctions: when / while
49. Conjunctions: until
50. Conjunctions in pairs
Exercise 6

Integrated Exercises 1-4
Practical Appendix: Irregular Verbs