Working Grammar: An introduction for secondary English teachers

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Humphrey, Sally, Love, Kristina and Droga, Louise. (2011). Working Grammar: An introduction for secondary English teachers Pearson Australia Group Pty Ltd.
AuthorsHumphrey, Sally, Love, Kristina and Droga, Louise
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A professional resource book for secondary English teachers seeking an introduction to, or a refresher on, teaching grammar for the Australian Curriculum: English. The multi-level approach links the Language, Literature and Literacy strands of the Australian Curriculum, and the book includes a range of authentic spoken and written texts produced by and for secondary students of English, which teachers can adapt for classroom use.

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