Common grammar errors

Common grammar errors in reading books include:

• incorrectly using "who" as an object, which should be "whom" (example: "To whom should I give the book?")

• "who" is a subject, not an objection

• incorrectly using "was" as a subjunctive, which should be "were" (example: "If I were there, ....")

See also

• Illiteracy
• Literacy
• Mistakes Due to Lack of Phonics
• Phonics reading list
• Phonics mistakes
• Book finder that estimates the reading level
• Classical Christian Reading list (unvetted for potential political bias)
• Bob Jones University Press - rigorous and independent of the university in content, but the print size can be smaller than some may desire