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Elements of Language (Introductory Course) – Student Textbook (2001)

 
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While reading and writing have been topics of instruction for centuries, what and how students read and write have changed dramatically. Students of the 21st century must respond to messages from television, radio, movies and the Internet as well as traditional print resources. TThat's why Elements of Language has been created.
Reading age for native speakers: Middle School students (6th grade)

NB: If a couple of pages (Content, Index, etc) appear to missing, it's because Holt, Rinehart and Winston has not included them in the pdf version of the textbook!

CONTENT

The Reading and Writing Processes
Introduction

Chapter 1: Sharing Our Stories
Chapter 2: Reporting the News
Chapter 3: Explaining How
Chapter 4: Comparing and Contrasting
Chapter 5: Responding to a Novel
Chapter 6: Sharing Your Research
Chapter 7: Making a Difference
Chapter 8: Writing Effective Sentences
Chapter 9: Learning About Paragraphs
Chapter 10: The Sentence
Chapter 11: Parts of Speech Overview
Chapter 12: Parts of Speech Overview
Chapter 13: The Phrase and the Clause
Chapter 14: Complements
Chapter 15: Agreement
Chapter 16: Using Verbs Correctly
Chapter 17: Using Pronouns Correctly
Chapter 18: Using Modifiers Correctly
Chapter 19: A Glossary of Usage
Chapter 20: Capital Letters
Chapter 21: Punctuation
Chapter 22: Punctuation
Chapter 23: Spelling
Chapter 24: Correcting Common Errors

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