"A pronoun is a word that stands in place of a noun," bellows Nevile Gwynne, a retired businessman turned English grammar supremo. And we, his grown-up pupils, shout it right back at him ...

An eccentric British grammar scold named N.M. Gwynne wants to take English back to the good old days, and readers are eating it up Starting last spring, a new figure began popping up everywhere on ...

Self-taught teacher Nevile Gwynne's grammar primer has garnered a cult following, and is about to go mainstream with a new, expanded version. Elizabeth Grice meets him. Nevile Gwynne prefers ...

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Gwynne's Grammar. The author's next book will be called Gwynne's Latin, and is designed to be a practical primer for beginners and those who already know some Latin. Jake Lingwood, publisher and ...

Gwynne’s Grammar, by Old Etonian banker Nevile Gwynne, has received an endorsement from Education Secretary Michael Gove, who has told his department to stop writing pompous, illiterate letters.

following up on this April's bestselling Gwynne's Grammar-The Ultimate Introduction to Grammar and the Writing of Good English. Publisher and deputy managing director Jake Lingwood bought world ...

Does grammar teach us the word we use to make sense? According to the educationist and grammarian Nevile Gwynne, “Grammar is the start of thinking. And without thinking, you can’t make good ...