<p>This book provides an effective and thorough review of basic grammatical concepts. It includes many exercises that allow readers to practice what they have learned. Chapters end with "Writing Paragraph" sections that illustrate grammar in the context of writing. The book includes a review of the basic parts of speech, such as making the subject and verb agree. The book also explores common errors in verb and pronoun usage; compound and complex sentences; sentence fragments, run-on sentences and comma splices; and punctuation capitalization. For writers and people interested in improving their writing.</p>

Reviewing Basic Grammar: A Guide to Writing Sentences and Paragraphs (5th Edition)

Reference

Mary Laine Yarber

Robert E. Yarber

Words, Language & Grammar

Longman Publishing Group

Reviewing Basic Grammar, Instructor's Edition

Reviewing Basic Grammar: A Guide to Writing Sentances and Paragraphs ANNOTATED INSTRUCTOR'S EDITION

Pearson/Longman

 Perfect for use in developmental writing courses, writing laboratories, and self-tutorial formats, this step-by-step sentence-to-paragraph developmental writing textbook combines an intense grammar review with an introduction to paragraph writing.  The writing process has been broken down into manageable pieces and simple but clear explanations facilitate learning. The tightening of the integration of grammar and sentence writing correlates the acquisition of grammar skills with sentence writing in a series of exercises that conclude each chapter.

Reviewing Basic Grammar: A Guide to Writing Sentences and Paragraphs

Education & Teaching

Robert E. Yarber Mary Laine Yarber

Schools & Teaching

A Professor of Philosophy at Roosevelt College and author of Logic: An Introduction, Lionel Ruby here discurses on ""the art of making sense"" and its components in a conversational tone that should thaw the wary. In probing semantics, logic, and scientific methods of thinking he considers such points as the nature of an argument, the law of the excluded middle, deductive and inductive reasoning, syllogisms, etc.... Under chapter headings which include ""How Not to Argue"" and ""On Sticking to the Point"" he sandwiches principles of logical thought and entertaining illustrations from such sources as Socrates, Moliere, Conan Doyle, Cronin. A good come-and-get-it on the popular level.

The Art of Making Sense : A Guide to Logical Thinking

Lionel Ruby

Lippincott

Perfect for use in developmental writing courses, writing laboratories, and self-tutorial formats, this step-by-step sentence-to-paragraph developmental writing textbook combines an intense grammar review with an introduction to paragraph writing.  The writing process has been broken down into manageable pieces and simple but clear explanations facilitate learning. The tightening of the integration of grammar and sentence writing correlates the acquisition of grammar skills with sentence writing in a series of exercises that conclude each chapter.

Reviewing basic grammar

Foreign Language Study & Reference

Scott,Foresman

This rhetoric blends traditional organization and terminology with a process orientation. Although narrative and descriptive writing is emphasized, persuasive writing, the term paper, business letters, resumes, and essay examinations are also thoroughly covered. Writing exercises, discussion questions, ample checklists, and new student examples are an integral part of each chapter.

Writing for College : A Practical Approach

Writing, Research & Publishing Guides

Addison-Wesley Educational Publishers

Reviewing Basic Grammar

Longman

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