Max Morenberg's _Doing Grammar_ seems to be reasonably good for such a
purpose.  I used it once with an independent-studies student.  [The
pronouncement from the Academic Vice-President's office--he's an engineer
<g>--has been that at this university we will NOT teach grammar.  It's a
religious thing, I'm sure. <grin>]
 
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On Wed, 14 Feb 1996, Emily J. Schaefer wrote:
 
> Thanks, Eileen for your message. The choice of this small department
> is for a traditional course since many of the students have little
> background in the basics.  My own background is in classical languages,
> reading remediation and ESL.  And my initial impression is that it
> might be hard to find a text.
> Emily
>