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The weblog of the English Teachers' Association of NSW

Mel's Grammar Rule 4

By English Teachers Association Administrator on 4/07/2012 10:45 AM

Ho to use punctuation in lists

Mel's Grammar Rule 3

By English Teachers Association Administrator on 19/06/2012 12:14 PM

Verbs have an important role to play in sentences. They are central to accuracy and to the conveyance of meaning.

Grammar lessons and reflections

By English Teachers Association Administrator on 18/06/2012 6:14 PM

Outlines of and reflections on lessons or activities developed within the ETA grammar webinar course.

Answers to Q&A Session 4

By English Teachers Association Administrator on 18/06/2012 11:42 AM

GRAMMAR RULE 2

By English Teachers Association Administrator on 15/05/2012 2:30 PM

This is the second of a series of entries on grammar rules - but they're not the usual. Instead of offering a rigid set of rules with lists of exceptions I want to focus on the variety of English sentences and suggest approaches that help understand language in a more complete way.

GRAMMAR RULES by Mel Dixon

By English Teachers Association Administrator on 9/05/2012 11:13 AM

This is the first of a 4-week series of grammar rules - the answers will be given a week later. Each rule will be accompanied by an example and a suggestion of how teachers can use this in the classroom

GRAMMATICALLY SPEAKING

By English Teachers Association Administrator on 2/05/2012 11:02 AM

Grammar has a bad reputation and is too often presented as the bogey man of good English teaching but does it really deserve its bad name? The secret is in maintaining it as a servant and not the master.

Grammar

By English Teachers Association Administrator on 8/08/2011 11:27 AM

Discussions about grammar

The Sydney Writers' Festival

By English Teachers Association Administrator on 9/04/2011 3:55 PM

Comment here on particular sessions you are keen to see and on your experiences at the Festival.

Wide Reading & Children’s Classics

By English Teachers Association Administrator on 9/04/2011 3:48 PM

Children as young as 11 should be expected to read 50 books a year as part of a national drive to improve literacy standards, according to Conservative Party M.P. Michael Gove, the Education Secretary in the U.K.’s coalition government.

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