If John Lennon, Gertrude Stein, Stephen Hawking, and Mother
Goose had conspired to write a grammar book, "GRAM-O-RAMA" would be
it.
Suited both for an audience of word-lovers and for students in
the classroom, this textbook contains dozens of unconventional
exercises geared toward learning grammar. Its interactive method
offers students and teachers a smart approach by focusing on the
musical side of language. Exercises encourage the writer to
experiment with style, pitch, rhythm, and sound to realize the
levels behind words and structures.
Although this work includes rules as backup reference, it points
students toward hearing language rather than memorizing rules.
Inevitably, they'll have fun By reading and performing the
exercises out loud, students will come to understand and appreciate
grammar in a new and irresistible way.
Classroom tested with hilarious results for participants and
audiences.
"Not your grandma's grammar, these irresistible exercises prod
and provoke, delight and inspire. They rattle students (and
teachers) out of boredom, apathy, and fear and awaken them to the
power and possibilities of language."
-Elizabeth Moose, instructor of English,
North Carolina School of Science and Math
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