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Grammar Sentence Structure:     more books (101)

Schaum's Easy Outline of Writing and Grammar by William Spruiell, Dorothy Zemach, 2001-07-24 An Introduction to English Sentence Structure by Andrew Radford, 2009-03-02 Syntax: A Linguistic Introduction to Sentence Structure (Volume 0) by Keith Brown, Jim Miller, 1992-02-13 English Sentence Structure by Robert Krohn, 1971-06 Improving Sentence Structure: A Step by Step Guide to Better Writing by Michele R. Acosta, 2006-07-27 Sentence Structure (Language Workbooks) by Nigel Fabb, 2005-07-12 Information Structure and Sentence Form: Topic, Focus, and the Mental Representations of Discourse Referents (Cambridge Studies in Linguistics) by Knud Lambrecht, 1996-11-13 User's Grammar of English: The Structure of Words and Phrases Pt. A: Word, Sentence, Text, Interaction (Duisburg Papers on Research in Language & Culture) An Introduction to English Sentence Structure: Clauses, Markers, Missing Elements (Equinox Textbooks and Surveys in Linguistics) by Jon Jonz, 2011-05-25 A History of English Syntax: A Transformational Approach to the History of English Sentence Structure (The Transatlantic Series in Linguistics) by Elizabeth Closs Traugott, 1972-04-24 Corpus-based Approaches To Sentence Structures (Usage-Based Lingustic Informatics) by Yuji Kawaguchi, 2005-05-30 Measure and Music: Enjambement and Sentence Structure in the Iliad by Carolyn Higbie, 1991-01-17 Categories and Case: The Sentence Structure of Korean (Amsterdam Studies in the Theory and History of Linguistic Science, Series IV: Current Issues in Linguistic Theory) by William O'Grady, 1991-07 Arguments and Structure: Studies on the Architecture of the Sentence (Studies in Generative Grammar) by Teun Hoekstra, R. P. E. Sybesma, 2004-12-30

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61. University Writing Center
    There may be minor errors in mechanics, grammar, usage, and sentence structure, butthe writing problems will not be serious or frequent enough to distract or  
    http://www.calstatela.edu/centers/write_cn/sbscoring.htm
    
    Extractions: Introduction What's New Tutoring Services Resources ... Bridge Portfolio Checklist Bridge Portfolio Scoring Guide Note: Our scoring guide has seven categories: focus, organization, word choice, sentence structure, development, citation, and grammar/mechanics. - The "6" portfolio contains consistently superior writing. The writer is fluent and clearly ready for college-level work. The writer consistently addresses the question or topic, and appropriates it as his or her own with a clear sense of audience and purpose. The essays engage the reader and are easy to read, with effective opening paragraphs, a strong thesis, good contextualization, effective paragraph divisions and a good conclusion. Word choices are correct and appropriate for academic writing. Sentence structure is fluent, varied and effective. All points are relevant, and supported with examples, facts, or logical arguments. The writer effectively and purposefully quotes and paraphrases materials from other texts without extensive and unnecessary summarizing. Sources are accurately documented when necessary. Although the essays may have a few minor flaws, they usually avoid serious errors in mechanics, grammar, and usage.

62. Self-Study Quizzes For ESL Students - Vera Mello's Quizzes
    At a Restaurant Matching, sentence structure; Tag Questions - With 'Be' - MatchingQuiz; Assorted grammar Questions; Connecting Words; Find the Missing Word II;  
    http://iteslj.org/quizzes/vm.html

63. TESL/TEFL/TESOL/ESL/EFL/ESOL Links - ESL : Grammar And English Usage
    sentence structure. Modals used in the present and the future (Karen Barnes) Chartsand sentence examples. NASA Langley Research Center's grammar, Punctuation  
    http://iteslj.org/links/ESL/Grammar_and_English_Usage/p2.html
    
    Extractions: www.manythings.org Irregular English Verbs (Andrew Rossiter) A table of irregular verbs in English ISIK University's Active Lessons for Internet Explorer 6 (John Denstaedt) Phrase Recognition, Reading Fast, Crossword Puzzles, Concentration, ITB Language Centre - Subject Verb Agreement Quiz intermediate J. Reed's Grammar Lesson 1 See gram01.htm, gram02.htm etc. John Halbert's "Learning about English Grammar" (John Halbert) Simple Sentences John`s ESL Community - On-line Grammar Lessons (John Erskin) What is grammar, Parts of Speech, Verbs, Simple Present Tense, Adjectives, ... Lay - Lie: Expalanation on Usage (St. Mary's Writing Center) Explanation and a practice quiz. Lay - Lie: More Help with Lay and Lie (Deb LaPointe) A quiz that can be printed out.

64. History Writing Guides
    Mechanics sentence structure, grammar, and diction excellent; correct use of punctuationand citation style; minimal to no spelling errors; absolutely no run  
    http://academic.bowdoin.edu/WritingGuides/evaluating/html/evaluation.shtml

65. Garbl's Online Grammar Guides
    The grammar chapter addresses problems often encountered in technical documents whilethe sentence structure chapter addresses issues like parallelism, emphasis  
    http://garbl.home.attbi.com/writing/grammar.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Up Style Manual Concise Writing Guide ... punctuation This style guide can help answer your writing questions about abbreviations, capitalization, grammar, numbers, organization terminology, punctuation , spelling and word usage. At this moderated, interactive message board, you and others can discuss your questions, concerns and issues about good grammarand respond to other comments. Follow a discussion, join one or launch your own! Daily Grammar Bill Johanson, junior high school English teacher, and Word Place Inc. of Orem, Utah Free service sends you e-mail messages with a writing lesson five days of the week and a quiz on the sixth day. An Elementary Grammar The English Institute, Strasbourg, France. Brief explanations of nouns, verbs and other parts of speech with examples of proper usage. 11 Rules of Writing Junket Studies, a private tutoring service in northern New Jersey. A concise guide to the most commonly violated rules of writing, with examples of proper usage.

66. Web Resources For Communication Skills
    grammar 101 Curmudgeons Style Book grammar An Interactive Book Guide to grammarand Writing sentence Variety in sentence structure Webgrammar - grammar help  
    http://www.khake.com/page66.html

67. Alice Randall Writing Center Grammar Hotline
    of Speech The Parts of the sentence Punctuation Using As you peruse the net for grammardiscussion check If you want information on the structure of English  
    http://www.cnu.edu/wcenter/grammar.html
    
    Extractions: The Grammar Lady, Dr. Mary Bruder, has nearly 15 years of experience serving the grammar hotline concerns of people all across the US. Her site offers a rich list of Frequently Asked Questions, columns about language usage, and tips on writing Standard English correctly. This is a very rich site for grammar usage. In this column, the manuscript editing department at the University of Chicago Press will be happy to answer your questions, although we cannot guarantee an individual response to each question received. Look for our answers to frequently asked questions (FAQs). Send questions about Chicago style to: cmosfaq@ press.uchicago.edu

68. Grammar Help: Active And Passive Voice, Part 2
    grammar Help Active and Passive Voice. sentences with he or she, and the lastthing you want to do is bore your readers with repetitive sentence structure.  
    http://teenwriting.about.com/library/weekly/aa100702b.htm
    
    Extractions: Active Problems Keeping your sentences active can be problematic, though. When you're trying to describe someone doing things, it can be hard to avoid beginning all your sentences with "he" or "she," and the last thing you want to do is bore your readers with repetitive sentence structure. So what do you do? Consider this passage: Joan wanted to go to the store. She wasn't sure she really needed to buy anything, though. She wandered around her apartment and tried to decide what to do. She sighed. She could buy a chocolate bar. She opened the fridge. She didn't have much milk left. She could buy milk! She got her keys and went shopping.

69. English Grammar And Composition Terms
    EAE observes conventional rules of spelling, punctuation, mechanics,grammar, and sentence structure. editing Reworking sentences  
    http://lms.thomsonelearning.com/hbcp/glossary/glossary.taf?gid=59&start=e

70. Hands-On Sentences: A Card Game For Building Grammar Skills
    It can be useful for comparing sentence structure of different languages,whether players have English as their native or subsequent language.  
    http://www.grammarandmore.com/product/hoes.htm
    
    Extractions: Advanced Search Home For Educators Teachers Home Schooling Special Challenges ESL ... Free Newsletters Tips for Success In School With Language With Reading Products Hands-On English The Activity Book Hands-On Sentences Hands-On Icons ... Hands-On T-Shirts The Author Fran Hamilton Media Spots Public Appearances Resources Site Map Books Links Free Newsletters ... Portico Books Add to Cart/Checkout Hands-On Sentences is a card game that helps people understand parts of speech and compose complete, accurate sentences of increasing complexity. It can be useful for comparing sentence structure of different languages, whether players have English as their native or subsequent language.

71. English 126 HyperTextBook
    Modern English grammar from the Daniel Kies and the College of DuPage.Category Arts Writers Resources Style Guides grammar Describing and explaining some of the common grammar and usage problems, includingpunctuation, agreement, case errors, sentence structure errors, and more  
    http://papyr.com/hypertextbooks/engl_126/book126.htm
    
    Extractions: C ollege of D uPage Table of Contents Scroll through the Table below or jump to a page here: Table of Contents Frequently Asked Questions Take the Tour Syllabus Browser Information Email Information Email Form Intro to eForum Accolades The Concordancer The Clause Rank The Phrase Rank The Word Rank The Major Principles of Syntax Coherence in Writing Sentence Euphony Usage Issues in Modern English Twenty Common Usage Errors Evaluating Grammar Checkers The Ebonics Debate Teaching Grammar - A Debate Language Development in Children A Brief Punctuation Handbook Internet Grammar Resources The HyperTextBooks Papyr.com General Information about this Course The Syllabus for Modern English Grammar E Frequently Asked Questions

72. HiNT: English Grammar Course -- Mal
    back to grammar . sentence structure. 1. Guidelines. The material belowfocusses on sentence constituents as the building bricks of a sentence.  
    http://wwwstaff.hint.no/~tag/grammar/Sentence-structure.htm
    
    Extractions: back to Grammar Guidelines The material below focusses on sentence constituents as the building bricks of a sentence . As you work through the material you will find that the terminology used does not always correspond to what you are used to. Note in particular: Resource pages (external material) Sample Text Now apply the theory ... Tale.Guldal@hint.no

73. Sentence Construction
    english.purdue.edu/handouts/grammar/index.html parts, patterns, sentence variety,sentence errors, clauses phrases, modifiers, parallel structure, and active  
    http://www.rio.maricopa.edu/services/student/support/library/tutorials/sentence_
    
    Extractions: Once students access this site, they will find several sentence construction handouts. These will provide students with information on sentence parts, patterns, sentence variety, sentence errors, clauses and phrases, modifiers, parallel structure, and active and passive voice. Each of these handouts covers definitions, common errors to avoid, and related materials. Excellent for RSC English 071 and English 101 students. Strategies for Improving Sentence Clarity

74. Grammar
    To find a grammar topic, use the list on the left. this page and decide first if it'sa word topic or if it has to do with sentence structure (the way  
    http://fis.ucalgary.ca/RF/GRGrammar.html
    
    Extractions: Using the Grammar Notes Words Sentence Structure To find a grammar topic, use the list on the left. If you don't know the name of what you're looking for, come to this page and decide first if it's a word topic or if it has to do with sentence structure (the way words combine). Then keep clicking to find what you need.

75. Starkville High School Home Page
    This course will include the teaching of grammar, mechanics, vocabulary, usage,and improved sentence structure which aims to promote effective oral and  
    http://shs.starkville.k12.ms.us/directory/engmedia.html
    
    Extractions: Department of English and Media Production English I- Accelerated This course is for advanced students who have already mastered the basic rules of spelling, grammar, and paragraphing. Special emphasis is placed on vocabulary development and longer compositions. Types of literature studied include short stories, poetry, non-fiction, drama, and the novel with emphasis literacy elements of each type. Several novels are read during the course; students are asked to contribute to the cost of these books. This course is recommended for the college bound student. Prerequisite: English 8 Credit: 1 English I Regular This course emphasizes basic language concepts such as spelling and vocabulary, grammar, and composition. In grammar, emphasis is placed on recognition of the parts of speech, the parts of the sentence, correct usage, and mechanics. In composition, emphasis is placed on good sentence structure, mastery of paragraph development, and the successful writing of unified, coherent paragraphs. Along with grammar and composition skills, students will study literature in the areas of the short story, poetry, drama, and non-fiction as time allows. Prerequisite: English 8 Regular Credit: 1 English II Accelerated Since this course is a college preparatory course, students should have mastered the basic rules of spelling, punctuation, and grammar, and paragraphing before enrolling in this course, although grammar units are discussed. In composition, emphasis is place on theme writing. Types of literature studied include short stories, poetry, drama, and the novel. Several novels are read as part of this course; students are asked to contribute to the cost of paperback books. This course is recommended for the college bound student. (

76. Grammar
    grammar. grammar and sentence structure. This category helps fulfillLanguage Arts Outcomes 10 and 11 for grade 7, outcome 11 for  
    http://www.ops.org/curriculum/lang-art/grammar.html
    
    Extractions: G rammar This category helps fulfill Language Arts Outcomes 10 and 11 for grade 7, outcome 11 for grade 8, outcomes 09 through 11 for grade 9, and outcome 09 for grades 10, 11 and 12. Grammar and Style Notes "These notes are a miscellany of grammatical rules and explanations, comments on style, and suggestions on usage I put together for my classes. Anyone who can resist turning my own preferences into dogma is welcome to use this HTML edition." Metaphors and Similes Refresh your grasp of metaphors, similes, and imagery. For students and teachers. Gives examples and lets you try your own. Also gives an index of linked poem texts and other class related material. Parts of Speech Brought to you by the Purdue On-Line Writing Laboratory. The parts of speech are the categories into which words are placed according to how they function in sentences. Punctuation Brought to you by the Purdue On-Line Writing Laboratory. A good place to start when thinking about punctuating sentences is to review all the sentence punctuation patterns and some useful definitions that you'll need when reading rules for punctuating sentences (definitions for independent clauses, dependent clauses, and so on). Among the most common sentence punctuation errors are run-ons, comma splices, and fused sentences. Purdue University's On-Line Writing Lab "At Purdue, students come to the Writing Lab to talk with tutors about planning and writing their papers. On-line, the Writing Lab offers other services as well, including some of our materials on topics such as commas, resumes, formats (such as MLA or APA) for citing sources, non-sexist language, and other information. You can also find useful links to sources of information for your research papers and other writing."

77. Independent Study
    Topics review of the rules of standard English usage, grammar terms, capitalization,punctuation, vocabulary, sentence structure, and paragraph writing  
    http://www.istudy.pdx.edu/hscours_en.htm
    
    Extractions: English In addition to the courses listed below, advanced Juniors and Seniors may wish to consider earning both high school and college credits by successfully completing Independent Study college courses designated by "Dual Credit available" in the college course descriptions. Please select the "College Courses" link on the left- side navigation bar of this page to review the courses available to you. Please also consult the "How It Works" page for more details. Eng 1 Freshman English, First Semester

78. Software To Learn French And Educational Game
    From 9 to 15. (Windows 3.1). A threein-one package to help master grammar,vocabulary and sentence structure. From 9 to 15. (Macintosh, DOS).  
    http://www.francite.net/education/logiciel/page34.html

79. English Grammar Software For Ages 14-adult
    DISCOVER THE grammar. You pick out numerous examples of the structure within aparagraph. Fillin - A sentence, dialog, or paragraph containing a blank or  
    http://www.exceller.net/3/english-grammar.html
    
    Extractions: Click on the following link for more information or to place an order: Focus on Grammar Series The Focus on Grammar series provides extensive English grammar practice through a great variety of reading, writing and listening activities. Focus on Grammar is suitable for self-directed learning and also as an extension to regular classwork. It is also suitable as a primer for the TOEFL and TOEIC tests. The series includes four levels: Basic, Intermediate, High-Intermediate and Advanced. Each level is sold separately. They are suitable for ages 14 through adult. All grammar concepts are taught through interactive activities that build upon each other, and progressively get more challenging. Full reference materials are included in the form of grammar notes, grammar charts and appendices. Context sensitive help and feedback is provided throughout. Record keeping allows the student or the teacher to monitor progress. Each grammar concept is introduced and drilled in the following distinct sections: DISCOVER THE GRAMMAR In this section, you must demonstrate recognition of the target structure and its function. There are two activities:

80. English As A Second Language
    You will study grammar and focus on correct sentence structure. Youwill study grammar and focus on correct sentence structure.  
    http://academic.brooklyn.cuny.edu/adulted/american_language.htm

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