The phrase "grammar course" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in any context, for example when discussing a curriculum for a student: "The student will complete a grammar course to improve their writing skills."
Si vous allez We participated in a general conversation and grammar course with various levels from beginner to advanced at France Langue, 22, avenue Notre-Dame, 06000 Nice; (33-4) 93.13.78.88, fax (33-4) 93.13.78.89; www.france-langue.fr.fr
After the first class, she spoke with her teacher, who encouraged her to stay in the advanced conversation class but moved her down to a less challenging intermediate grammar course.
But to allow that to happen you have to break your frequent communication ties.'" Four days after Meredith's murder, an in-class assignment in Knox's Italian grammar course required students to write a hypothetical letter to a recipient of their choosing.
An "individual-class-individual" ontology design (first an individual-class design, then an innovative design about relations among bottom individuals), was applied to the construction of a course-centered ontology for an existing Japanese grammar course.
Grammar Time., a cool short grammar course for adults.
I reasoned that approaching the language through stimulating subject matter -- through the palate, for example -- might take me further than more conversation-plus-grammar courses.
Any intelligent person can learn to spell and to use good grammar (of course, it will take some more time than others).
This applies not just to grammar, of course, but to how we each see the world; unquestionably language influences this worldview, but one of the things translation does is to build bridges to help others share in those experiences.
Grammars, of course, use the 11-plus, and some comprehensives also have a test to select some of the pupils.
There are doubters, of course, grammar swots.
Of course, grammar schools were never really designed for them.
