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ISBN

978-0-205-74201-1

Auflage

1

Erscheinungsdatum

10.10.2024

Bundesländer

Baden-Württemberg + weitere

Einband

Taschenbuch

Verlag

Pearson Education Limited

Seitenzahl

168

Maße (L/B/H)

19,1/14/1 cm

Gewicht

159 g

Sprache

Englisch

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

ISBN

978-0-205-74201-1

Auflage

1

Erscheinungsdatum

10.10.2024

Bundesländer

  • Baden-Württemberg
  • Bayern
  • Berlin
  • Brandenburg
  • Bremen
  • Hamburg
  • Hessen
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Einband

Taschenbuch

Verlag

Pearson Education Limited

Seitenzahl

168

Maße (L/B/H)

19,1/14/1 cm

Gewicht

159 g

Sprache

Englisch

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  • Produktbild: Grammar Moves: Shaping Who You Are
  • Preface 

     

    Introduction

     

    Part 1. You, the Doer

     

    Ch. 1.    Grammar for Being Assertive: The Colon

    A Few Basics

    Colons... and who you want to be

            Having Your Turn

    Try This

     

    Ch. 2.    Grammar for Being Proactive: Active Voice

    A Few Basics

    Active Voice... and who you want to be

          Living Pro-actively

          Writing and Speaking Pro-actively

          ...Even in the Third Person

    Try This

     

    Ch. 3.    Grammar for Being Practical: Prepositions

    A Few Basics

    Prepositions... and who you want to be

          Prepositions We Owe to Other People

          Those We Owe Ourselves

    Try This

     

    Ch. 4.    Grammar for Being In Charge: The Imperative

    A Few Basics

    Imperatives...and who you want to be

          Emergencies

          Building Up to It

          Gentle Imperatives

    Try This

     

    Ch. 5.    Grammar for Being Organized: Commas

    A Few Basics

    Commas... and who you want to be

          Beyond Doing It By Feeling

    Try This

     

    Ch. 6.    Grammar for Being Optimistic: “But”

    A Few Basics

    But... and who you want to be

        End-Focus

        Alternatives to “But”

    Try This

     

    Part 2. You, the Friend

     

    Ch. 7.    Grammar for Being Empathetic: Modifiers

    A Few Basics

    Modifiers... and who you want to be

        The Failure to Put Oneself in the Reader’s Place

        Examples–Funny and Unfunny

    Try This

     

    Ch. 8.    Grammar for Being Respectful: Apostrophes

    A Few Basics

    Apostrophes... and who you want to be

            What They’re Good For, Really

    Try This

     

    Ch. 9.    Grammar for Being Trusting: Cutting Down on Exclamation Points and Intensifiers

    A Few Basics

    Exclamation Points, Intensifiers... and who you want to be

          Earning a Listener’s Trust

          Developing Trust in Yourself

    Try This

     

    Ch. 10.   Grammar for Being “Real”: Contractions, Parentheses, Etc.

    A Few Basics

    Contradictions, Parentheses, etc.... and who you want to be

          Five Ways to Create Voice

          A Cautionary Note

    Try This

     

    Ch. 11.   Grammar for Being Diplomatic: Semicolons

    A Few Basics

    Semicolons... and who you want to be

          What We and the Semicolon Have in Common

          A Punctuation Mark for This Age

          Doing Without Thanks

    Try This

     

    Ch. 12.   Grammar for Being Generous: Cumulative Sentences

    A Few Basics

    Periodic and Cumulative Sentences... and who you want to be

          The Generous Writer

          Front-Loading and Back-Loading

    Try This

     

    Ch. 13.   Grammar for Being Intimate: Ellipses

    A Few Basics

    Ellipses... and who you want to be

          Everyday Ellipses

          The Secret to the Bonding Power of a Joke

          Love Above All

    Try This

     

    Ch. 14.   Grammar for Being Forgiving: Past Tense

    A Few Basics

    Past Tense... and who you want to be

          The Problem with the Present Tense

          The Past Tense Alternative

    Try This

     

    Ch. 15.   Grammar for Being Expressive: Sentence Length, Etc.

    A Few Basics

    Sentence Length, Etc.... and who you want to be

          The Musical Effect of Placement

          The Musical Effect of Repetition

          The Musical Effect of Sentence Length

    Try This

     

    Part 3. You, the Thinker

     

    Ch. 16.   Grammar for Being Open-Minded: Cross-Outs

    A Few Basics

    Cross-Outs... and who you want to be

         Normal Everyday Inquiry

         Close-Minded vs. Open-Minded

         The Sound of Crossing Out

    Try This

     

    Ch. 17.   Grammar for Being Adaptable: Adverbial Provisos

    A Few Basics

    Adverbial Provisos... and who you want to be

        “Will” as Straitjacket

        A Way Out

    Try This

     

    Ch. 18.   Grammar for Being Capable of Dealing with Complexity: The Cues of Complication

    A Few Basics

    Cues of Complication... and who you want to be

        Tips for Avoiding Simple-Mindedness

    Try This

     

    Ch. 19.   Grammar for Being Well-Mentored: A Special Use of the Present Tense

    A Few Basics

    A Special Use of the Present Tense... and who you want to be

          Grammatical Time Warp

    Try This

     

    Ch. 20.   Grammar for Being Honorable: Quotation Marks

    A Few Basics

    Quotation Marks... and who you want to be

          What They Call It At School

    Try This

     

    Ch. 21.   Grammar for Being Modest: “I”

    A Few Basics

    Saying “I”... and who you want to be

          “Me, Me, Me”

          Striking a Humble Balance

          The I in Storytelling

          A Final Word on I

    Try This

     

    Ch. 22.   Grammar for Being Rebellious: Breaking the Rules

    A Few Basics

    Breaking Rules... and who you want to be

          Using Grammar to Climb Kohlberg’s Hierarchy

          Caveat

    Try This

     

    A Grammarian’s Wish

     

    Appendix A: Uses of the Passive Voice 

     

    Appendix B: MLA Citation Style

    Common Types of MLA Citation on a Works Cited Page

    The Format of a Works Cited Page