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Grammar Saturday

Friday, July 24, 2009    No comments

I found this grammar guy on YouTube this week, when I was trying to brush up on the rules for using "like" or "as."

He takes his viewers step-by-step through grammar (including passive vs action voice for those struggling with the concept.) Since it's our job to always be improving, I thought this would make a great series on Novel Journey. Next week . . . Adjectives.






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