A research strategy that only focuses on students and their learning styles and does not place them within a pedagogic context only provides a fragmentary image of students’ learning. To be able to achieve a comprehensive picture of learning, all three variables in the “didactic” triangle have to be taken into account: the students, teacher and the subject have to be evaluated. The aim of this study is to learn more about teachers' perceptions of their own grammar teaching. This study is a continuation of research into learning styles and grammar in school. The first part of the study focused on the retention of students, whereas this study focuses on the adults' stories about grammar in school. The study’s theoretical framework is based on didactic research on Swedish grammar teaching. The focus of the study is important not only because grammar is considered to be both difficult to learn and difficult to teach, but also because knowledge of grammar is now explicitly expressed in steering documents that include clear aims.