Grammar-Guided Sentence Construction reimagines grammar instruction by moving beyond drills and isolated rules to immerse students in the sentences that surround them every day. Drawing on authentic examples from newspapers, magazines, literature, and academic writing, this book demonstrates how grammar functions as both a foundation of correctness and a resource for creativity. Unlike traditional grammar texts that treat language as static, this volume shows grammar as dynamic and practical, rooted in real contexts where clarity and precision matter. Each of the more than 35 chapters blends rigorous explanation with meaningful practice, giving learners the opportunity to analyze authentic texts, construct sentences for different audiences, and reflect critically on their own choices as writers.