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Drawing on methodological approaches and developments in pedagogy, Berry introduces key theories of English grammar and shows how they can be applied in practice. Illustrated with four detailed case studies, this book will be of interest to all professionals for whom English grammar is a major concern.
List of contents
1. The Place Of Grammar; 2. What Is Grammar?; 3. The Need for new Descriptions; 4. Working with Terminology; 5. Issues in Grammatical Description; 6: Grammar in Operation; 7. Case Study 1: The Articles; 8. Case-Study 2: The Comparison of Adjectives; 9. Case Study 3: The Personal Pronouns; 10. Case Study 4: Reported Speech; Conclusion; Appendices; Index.
About the author
Roger Berry has been involved in English grammar as teacher, teacher-trainer, author, lecturer, examiner and researcher. He has published six books on the subject, the most recent being English Grammar: A Resource Book for Students, 2nd edition (2018).
Summary
Drawing on methodological approaches and developments in pedagogy, Berry introduces key theories of English grammar and shows how they can be applied in practice. Illustrated with four detailed case studies, this book will be of interest to all professionals for whom English grammar is a major concern.
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'This authoritative and accessible book will help readers engage critically with grammar and its role in language education. Bridging theoretical and applied perspectives, it is full of insights and useful ideas, demystifying grammar while capturing its excitement and importance.' Phil Durrant, Associate Professor in Language Education, University of Exeter
