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grammar

  • Experts Predict Loss of One Language per Month for Next 4 Decades
    Experts Predict Loss of One Language per Month for Next 4 Decades
    International linguistic scholars estimate that without intervention, about one language will be lost every month for the next 40 years, with indigenous languages in northeast South America, Alaska to Oregon, ...
    April 28, 2023BY Jessie Zhang
  • Renewed Focus on Writing, Grammar, Punctuation in Australian State’s New Curriculum
    Renewed Focus on Writing, Grammar, Punctuation in Australian State’s New Curriculum
    The New South Wales (NSW) education curriculum for Years 3 to 10 will be undergoing major changes as ...
    March 18, 2022BY Rebecca Zhu
  • Curricula (Part 2): The World of English | School’s Out
    Curricula (Part 2): The World of English | School’s Out
    This week, we continue last week’s discussion of curricula, which covered what to teach our children. Let’s look ...
    August 23, 2021BY Sam Sorbo
  • The Crisis of Illiteracy
    The Crisis of Illiteracy
    Commentary Bill Bryson, in his iconic travelogue about the United Kingdom, “Notes from a Small Island,” observes that ...
    April 11, 2021BY Gabriël Moens
  • Only 5 in 100 Native English Speakers Answer These Grammar Questions Correctly–How About You?
    Only 5 in 100 Native English Speakers Answer These Grammar Questions Correctly–How About You?
    Many of us learn the rules of English grammar in the classroom, but how much of what we ...
    April 10, 2020BY Louise Chambers
  • Grammar and Criticism
    Grammar and Criticism
    It really isn't hard to avoid using they, them, and their as singular pronouns. In Harry Winkler's letter, ...
    November 22, 2019BY The Reader's Turn
  • Chomsky Told Us: We Have Grammar in Our Heads
    Chomsky Told Us: We Have Grammar in Our Heads
    New evidence supports Noam Chomsky’s decades-old theory that we have internal grammar that helps us process language, even ...
    December 11, 2015BY James Devitt
  • Today Is National Grammar Day: How Is Your Grammar?
    Today Is National Grammar Day: How Is Your Grammar?
    Today, March 4 (“March Forth”) is National Grammar Day
    March 4, 2015BY Mark Perry
  • Improving Kids’ Literacy — A Little Knowledge Can Go a Long Way
    Improving Kids’ Literacy — A Little Knowledge Can Go a Long Way
    There are a few key pieces of grammatical knowledge that can make an immediate difference to the quality ...
    May 31, 2014BY Misty Adoniou
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