weird question

[SensoVision]

Folks, as you may know English isn't my native language but I'm study it in the university(actually I didn't pay much time to lectures since I don't have a memory to remeber them anyway) and soon I'll have exams which would engage a lot of English grammatics, I know for sure that there would be some things about direct and indirect speech and other things which I can't remind So if say truth I completely clueless about English grammatical rules and only speak using my intuition  which wouldn't be a great help to me during exams, so I wonder if anyone know some good tutorials realted to English grammatical rules and such? Would be really glad if anyone could share some links which could bring more light to grammatics

PS I should say that previously I've try to learn grammatic many times but soon after passing exams I've completely forgot about everything I've learned

[susieq]

Denis,
it is alongside of French, one of the hardest languages in the world to learn.......It seems unfair that you have to learn now, but I wish you much luck and hope that any of these can be of some help to you:-\

http://webster.commnet.edu/grammar/

http://www.usingenglish.com/glossary.html

http://www-personal.umich.edu/~jlawler/aue.html

http://a4esl.org/q/h/mc006-ck.html

I just typed into Google 'english grammar'  and chose a few .......seasy   That isn't proper grammar either

[SensoVision]

thanks for links Sue, I'll check them out and see if I can learn material provided there.
BTW what did you mean by saying "That isn't proper grammar either" that those sites provide wrong grammar rules?

[susieq]

NO Denis, all the sites are alright they are good.

When I put .......

seasy

there is no such word grammatically.....It is supposed to be it is easy....that's what I meant Sorry for the confusion

[SensoVision]

now you see how much I need to learn