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This useful book is designed for anyone who needs to improve grammar and writing skills, whether at school or on the job. Divided into six sections, the book covers capitalization, punctuation, basic grammar, sentence structure, paragraph development, and essay writing. Arranged in multiple-choice format - as is commonly found on standardized tests - the questions begin with easy warm-ups and gradually become more difficult as readers become more confident in their abilities. In addition, full explanations are given for every question, allowing readers to study at their own pace.
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501 Grammar & Writing Questions: multiple choice and essay format. Teaches grammar, paragraph development, sentence structure, verb tenses, and more.
I teach a Language Arts Lab class to high school students with a 6th-8th grade reading level. The questions are better suited for 10th or even 11th graders. The title should be changed. My regular ninth grade students--who are a pretty bright group-- would have difficulty with these questions.
Through a series of reading comprehension problems, this book helps readers understand and analyze everything from technical writing, charts, and graphs to poetry and literature. Beginning with the basics - vocabulary questions that test the reader's skill in finding definitions and using context cl
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As an adult I wanted to increase my vocabulary and this has been a great book for that goal. I would definately reccomend.