Mr. Peter is a professional teacher and author of numerous academic books focusing on English Grammar and Writing Skills. Additionally, he has authored various works including stories, novels, and poems. Some of his works are also in collaboration with Mr. Sarkar and others, authors from Bharat (formerly India). Mr. Peter’s books have been published through global platforms such as Amazon, Notion Press, Flipkart, and Google following their release. These books are accessible on Amazon Kindle, Google Play Store, and Google Books in various formats like eBooks, audiobooks, Paperback, and Hardcover.To locate his works, one can simply search by the book title or the author's name on the mentioned web browsers and platforms.Thank you. Best of Luck.His book 'Peter's English Grammar' is a comprehensive guide designed primarily for high school students and teachers. It covers every aspect of English grammar from basic concepts to advanced topics such as sentence analysis, synthesis, and narration changes. The book includes two additional chapters on Rhetoric (Figures of Speech like simile, metaphor, oxymoron, personification, alliteration, pun, hyperbole, etc.) and Prosody (the Grammar of Verse focusing on rhyme, meter, and foot of a poetic line) tailored to meet the needs of high school students. Rhetoric and prosody are commonly discussed in high school classes, particularly during poetry analysis, where many students prefer to listen quietly.The book starts with letters, words, and syllables, progressing to Parts of Speech and detailed studies of each key point and section. It provides in-depth explanations of nouns, pronouns, and adjectives, including definitions, classifications, singular/plural forms, genders, cases of Nouns & Pronouns, functions of adjectives, degrees, formation, and position of adjectives in sentences. The use of articles is illustrated with numerous examples.Verbs, their various forms, and classifications are presented using verb-trees. The book covers verb conjugation, tense, voice changes, the formation of different types of questions (yes/no, wh-, tags, rhetorical, indirect), and the creation of negative sentences.The book has also included the study of four pillars of the parts of speech, in addition to the aforementioned four. These are the ‘Study of Adverbs, Prepositions, Conjunctions & Interjections’. We have covered the Definitions, Classifications, Degrees, Forms & Formation, Position of Adverbs, the Adverbial Function of Prepositions, and the Role of Conjunctions in detail, and demonstrated how they form Sentences & how different Interjections express various emotions and feelings of speakers.The rules of Narration Change of Assertive, Interrogative, Imperative, Optative & Exclamatory sentences are explained with ample illustrations and examples. The book explains how ‘let-used sentences can be changed into another narration, and how to report one-word replies. In addition to the conversion of sentences & words, forming new words (i.e., words-building), and conversion of one sentence to thirty-two, it provides detailed information on the use of Punctuations too, including the use of capital letters, brackets, asterisks, ellipsis, oblique and parentheses, etc. The conjugation of verbs, i.e., the subject-verb agreement, is also a crucial part of it which is very important for any competitive examination.The book deals with details also of Phrases, Clauses, and the structure of Sentences. It has shown their kinds, definitions, and functions. Illustrations are made in simple language and show how to find clauses from a sentence. It deals with seven kinds of phrases, three major kinds of clauses, and their sub-divisions. Besides, it deals with Wish clauses, conditional clauses, and the kinds of sentences in two ways—functional and structural. The book contains also a list of some idioms & phrasal verbs in the section on phrases. It shows how moods define 1st class of classification of sentences and how combinations of major clauses or without define other ways of classification of sentences too. In the section of ‘Analyses of Sentences’, we have dealt with details of the structural parts of a sentence, dividing a sentence first as Subject and Predicate and then identifying their adjuncts and expansion. I hope, the book helps a student understand the essential parts of English Grammar as a whole. Best of Luck. Thank you for tolerating me so far!Read more about this authorRead less about this author