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Research on grammar teaching covers a variety of topics and adopts plural perspectives. The III International Conference on Teaching Grammar (Congram19), held at the Autonomous University of Barcelona from January 23 to 25, 2019, is a sample of this. The presence of current research, carried out in various contexts, was an opportunity to consolidate a common field and to reflect on the particularities of the research carried out in each of these contexts, clearly linked to the purposes assigned to grammar teaching. This special issue includes the contributions of 16 researchers resulting from this conference. The reader will find these contributions in two parts: the first part in the previous issue of Bellaterra Journal of Teaching & Learning Language & Literature (13.2) and the second part in the present issue (13.3).

Nota de les editores: Recerca actual sobre l’ensenyament de la gramàtica. Per a què serveix ensenyar gramàtica?