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Well in my limited experience, I have found that using literature pieces as a spring board is particularly effective. For example you can discuss a short story and use the characters and situations in your grammar example. Or have them correct the grammar of poem, since poems have a lot of...

Does anyone else know this website that teaches English grammar? Is this a well-respected and widely-known source/authority of English grammar? What is the website or material/literature/book, if there's any, that most English teachers/experts regard as the authority of English grammar? ...

According to Radford (Transformational Grammar):Direct speech: "Will I get a degree?" John wondered.Indirect speech: John wondered whether he would get a degree.Semi-indirect speech: John wondered would he get a degree.(Semi-indirect speech is so called because it shares features of...

that he will win. If you did, it would support the claim that but means only or merely. But I think it will be hard to find examples like that. CJ

Hi! I wrote text for conference prasentation. Could you please check grammar in it? Is it clear? I know it is big. But may be it is possible to check it just in general? Results Our results afford extend knowledge about feeding of coral fishes. Many harpacticoids, freeliving larvae of parasitic...

Hi, I really need help with two essays that I have written. The subject is english literature. English is not my first language so they are written in quite simple english. I'm concerned about the fact having my essays being out on the internet, therefore I don't want to post them here,...

I need your help to check my grammar for my english literature homework, i'm kinda confuse in using the right grammar. These are about science :"" Vortex Tornado When two different wind systems crashed, it formed Vortex Tornado. The sign was the vortex had a big mass of...

While grammar definitely has its importance, I'd like to see more ESL teachers present the English-language literature as one of the best modalities for improving's one ability in English. Discussing recent or less recent fiction or poetry in class is in my opinion one of the best ways...

the 'who is only for people, that is only for things' rule is pedantic and trite that's usage with people dates back centuries in literature of all kinds prescriptive grammar =/= proper use of the language

Hi, 1) Where I think we need to carve out some territory of definition in practice is to say that proselytism is relating to people different from oneself by using means and methods with ulterior motives in order to convert. But what's happening in secular literature is that it is moving...