Vol. 7, Issue 2, Part B (2025)

Traditional grammar refers to the foundational rules and structures of language that form the basis of understanding syntax, morphology, and the functions of words in sentences. The study explores various aspects of grammar that have historically defined the study of language. The study of Traditional Grammar potentially includes an examination of sentence structure, the function of different parts of speech, and language rules that dictate how words combine to form coherent sentences. Traditional grammar is a prescriptive set of rules regarding language structure that is predominantly taught in educational settings. Its foundations are primarily based on Latin grammar principles rather than contemporary linguistic research. This approach defines correct and incorrect usage in the English language, often neglecting cultural evolution and language modernization in favor of preserving traditional norms. While many consider traditional grammar outdated and criticize it for its rigidity, it remains a key part of grammar education for many children.