Modern English Structures Workbook – Second Edition
Form, Function, and Position
  • Publication Date: August 16, 2006
  • ISBN: 9781551117645 / 1551117649
  • 276 pages; 6" x 8⅝"

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Modern English Structures Workbook – Second Edition

Form, Function, and Position

  • Publication Date: August 16, 2006
  • ISBN: 9781551117645 / 1551117649
  • 276 pages; 6" x 8⅝"

This book can be purchased on its own or in a discounted package with the Modern English Structures Textbook. If you wish to order the package, please contact us at Customer Service or place the order through your bookstore using ISBN 978-1-55402-533-6.

The Modern English Structures Workbook parallels the text, Modern English Structures, and provides useful training both in memorization and in higher-order thinking skills.

Comments

Modern English Structures is far superior to any other grammar text I have used in my grammar class. Approaching English grammar from a trinocular perspective, through Form, Function, and Position, Bernard O’Dwyer manages to acount for many abstract grammar concepts in a way that is truly enlightening for students and teachers alike. The wealth of well-chosen examples and the lucidity of his account put this text in a class of its own.” — Hyo-Chang Hong, Marshall University

“What a terrific book and workbook, the best I’ve seen and I’ve been reviewing university-level grammar texts for years. The text is intelligent, accessible, and clear, with sophisticated exercises that do not condescend to my advanced students. I’m really impressed.” — Katy Rehyansky, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga

Introduction

Workbook

1. Morphemes

2. Words: Form Class

3. Words: Structure Class

4. Phrases

5. Clauses

6. Major Grammatical Functions

7. Minor Grammatical Functions

8. Clause Functions

9. Grammatical Positions

10. Sentences

Answer Key

Bernard O’Dwyer is a Professor of English at Memorial University of Newfoundland.