Easy Grammar is just what the title implies: grammar made easy! By learning to delete prepositional phrases from sentences first, students are able to distinguish and recognize the other parts of spee
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Easy Grammar for 20 years!!,
By Nancy K. Booher (Chillicothe, Illinois United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Easy Grammar Plus Workbook (Paperback)
I have been teaching in a private school for 20 years. I have been using this workbook since the beginning. It still holds up as the most solid workbook for language arts skills. My original teacher's edition is falling apart, but continues to be my most used workbook. Its approach is simple and straight-forward. It is easy for the students to understand and provides logical sequence of language arts skills. The children enjoy working from this book better than any of the other various publishers I use. I have used these practice pages for fourth graders through high school students. It is what the title says: Easy Grammar.
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This review is from: Easy Grammar Plus Workbook (Paperback)
This book approaches teaching parts of speech and grammar by first introducing the preposition and prepositional phrase. Once the student can identify and eliminate the prepositional phrases in a sentence, determining the subject, verb and other parts of speech is then made much easier. I have found that going through this book with my children has helped improve my understanding of this complex subject.
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Preparing perfect writers in your classroom,
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This review is from: Easy Grammar Plus Workbook (Paperback)
Are you a language arts teacher? Do you want to be sure that you are teaching grammar, tenses, punctuation properly? Do you ever have questions about parts of speech, clauses? Methodically using this book will ensure that you are teaching the necessary conventions to enrich your students' writing. It is a book every intermediate teacher needs in his/her professional library.
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PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES WILL NOT BE THE SUBJECT OR VERB OF THE SENTENCE. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
verbtverb phrase, underline the subject, boldfaced noun, boldfaced word, limiting adjectives, predicate nominative, predicate adjective, proper adjective, prepositional phrases, linking verb, past progressive, superlative form, past participle form, possessive noun, correlative conjunctions, comparative form, helping verb, future progressive, independent clause, pronoun following Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Date Directions, Personal Pronouns, Verb Phrases, Intransitive Verb, United States, Perfect Tense Directions, Queen Mary New!
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PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES WILL NOT BE THE SUBJECT OR VERB OF THE SENTENCE. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
verbtverb phrase, underline the subject, boldfaced noun, boldfaced word, limiting adjectives, predicate nominative, predicate adjective, proper adjective, prepositional phrases, linking verb, past progressive, superlative form, past participle form, possessive noun, correlative conjunctions, comparative form, helping verb, future progressive, independent clause, pronoun following Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Date Directions, Personal Pronouns, Verb Phrases, Intransitive Verb, United States, Perfect Tense Directions, Queen Mary New!
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Front Cover | First Pages | Index | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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- South America: Reading, Writing, Research: Intermediate Level (100 Reproducible Activities) by Harriet Kinghorn on page 265
- The County Fair: A Novel by Katherine Valentine on page 140
- Romeo and Juliet (Folger Shakespeare Library) by William Shakespeare on page 288
- - George Washington (The Virginia Experience) by Carole Marsh on page 302
- Jingle Bells (Sing-Along Storybook) by Public Domain on page 286
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