Don't try to swallow the whole elephant! Break down the grammar rule into smaller, easier-to-understand pieces.
Before memorizing the rule, understand its purpose. What function does this grammar concept serve in communication?
Look for real-world examples of the grammar rule in sentences or everyday writing.
Pinpoint the key parts of speech involved in the grammar rule (nouns, verbs, adjectives, etc.)
If there's a specific structure to the rule, write it down as a formula or template.
Don't just read - actively practice using the grammar rule in your own writing or speech.
Draw diagrams, charts, or mind maps to represent the relationships between different parts of the grammar rule.
Use games, quizzes, or interactive exercises to make learning grammar more engaging.
If something remains unclear, seek help from a teacher, friend, or online resource.
Track your learning and acknowledge your improvements - even small victories count!