Who is the father of grammar?

Answer 1

Grammar comes from an inate progression of ancestral tradition of expansion of language and the use of abbreviation. Apostrophies will come into play; you are = you're, they are = they're. We don't have to this we have soul education.

Answer 2

The credit of founding English grammar cannot be given to one person and one person alone. Over history, many people have contributed to the English we speak and the grammar we use today. One of the greatest examples of these people is William Shakespeare, a Renaissance playwright, who wrote many well known pieces such as 'Hamlet' and 'Macbeth'.

Answer 3

There is no accurate way to figure out who 'invented' grammar. Grammar was simply essential for making sense of languages, both ancient and modern.

Answer 4

Grammar father is the person who created print which is also a tube that leads a path towards spelling and grammar
Grammar father is the person who created print

Answer 5

Grammar grew up as language developed when humans started communicating in something more than grunts, many thousands of years ago. Obvoiusly no definite date can be given.

Answer 6

There is no single person who is credited with the invention of punctuation. However, it is clear that punctuation was standardized when printing commenced.

Answer 7

sanskrit panini 5th century bce & latin lucius accius 1st century bce

Answer 8

There is no creator.

Answer 9

shakespeare