That Road Leads to Noun Complements: Mapping Grammar

William C Spruiell

That Road Leads to Noun Complements: Mapping Grammar

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Abstract

Teachers/students need to understand how choices in analysis lead to different terminology systems for English grammar. Maps are an ideal visual metaphor for approaching this material.

Original language	English
State	Published - Aug 12 2017
Event	Assembly for the Teaching of English Grammar - Mt. Pleasant, MI Duration: Aug 12 2017 → Aug 12 2017

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Conference	Assembly for the Teaching of English Grammar
Period	08/12/17 → 08/12/17

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That Road Leads to Noun Complements: Mapping Grammar

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