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Monday, November 2, 2009
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Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Books: Good Grammar + Briefest + Grammar Practice + For Everyone
Good Grammar for Students (2005) by Howard Jackson
Download preview copy here. (PDF, 1.18 MB)
This is a preview version only. Buy original.
This is a preview version only. Buy original.
The Briefest English Grammar Ever (2005)
For English speakers who didn't learn English at school. by Ruth Colman
For English speakers who didn't learn English at school. by Ruth Colman
Practice Makes Perfect:
English Grammar for ESL Learners (2005) by Ed Swick
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
Chapter 1 – Getting Ready to Write
All the best ideas come from this source.
Prewriting
1. Mind Mapping is admittedly the best brainstorming method.
2. Journal writing is personal & could be used to inspire the writer
- Blogging: the most popular method of journal writing
- "Collecting Stories by Jonathan Harris"
Chartbook - A Reference Grammar

Chartbook-A Reference Grammar (2000)
- Chapter 1 - Overview of Verb Tenses
- Chapter 2 - Present & Past, Simple & Progressive
- Chapter 3 - Perfect & Perfect Progressive Tenses
- Chapter 4 - Future Time
- Chapter 5 - Adverb Clauses of Time & Review of Verb Tenses
- Chapter 6 - Subj-Verb Agreement
- Chapter 7 - Nouns
- Chapter 8 - Pronouns
- Chapter 9 - Modals (Part 1)
- Chapter 10 - Modals (Part 2)
- Chapter 11 - The Passive
- Chapter 12 - Noun Clauses
- Chapter 13 - Adjective Clauses
- Chapter 14 - Gerunds and Infinitives (Part 1)
- Chapter 15 - Gerunds and Infinitives (Part 2)
- Chapter 16 - Coordinating Conjunctions
- Chapter 17 - Adverb Clauses
- Chapter 18 - Reduction of Adverb Clauses to Modifying Adverbial Phrases
- Chapter 19 - Connectives That Expresses Cause and Effect, Contrast, And Condition
- Chapter 20 - Conditional Sentences and Wishes
Or download and review the whole book. (PDF, 4.9 MB)
Paperback: 104 pages
Publisher: Longman Publishing Group; 3 edition (2000)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0139587039
Price (as of 2005): RM63.69
This is a preview version only. Buy original.
Ready to Write More - Chapter Summaries

Part 1: The Elements of Good Writing
- Chapter 1: Getting ready to write
- Chapter 2
- Chapter 3
- Chapter 4
- Chapter 5
- Chapter 6
- Chapter 7
- Chapter 8
- Chapter 9
- Chapter 10
- Chapter 11
- Chapter 12
Sunday, September 6, 2009
Progressive Lesson Plan
Are you protesting over a subject matter and thinking of using a cow's head in your parade?
Have you adopted Maling, Malingsial, Indon or Indonesial as terms of endearment?
You might want to think your options over.
Perhaps your parents did not bring you up well. Perhaps you are just an angry angry child post-puberty. Teachers could not play parents but we could assist.
Help the teachers who want to change this distorted picture a little bit.
This group is not playing hero. However we need lesson plan ideas big or small, on how to propagate tolerance and progressive thinking in classroom. Our agenda is to allow progressive, pluralistic views to penetrate into students' psyche.
Yes, you can debate on pluralism and blatant agenda-pushing in classroom as biased, partial or committal. Help us make it discreet and subtle, ok? Sometimes, we are not very smart also.
If teachers have failed to help, then we could target leaders. Just, they're very very busy, mind you. Consider that a warning.
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