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It was not at all clear to me that Caroline was responding to Johanna.
There have been many posts on this topic. Besides, I asked questions, and
these questions are not rhetorical questions but genuine requests for
information.
Bill
>It seems to me that it was clear that Caroline was responding to Johanna's
>question about whether others agreed with her, and it is really unfair to
>attack her answer.
>Edith Wollin
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>> From: William J. McCleary[SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
>> Reply To: Assembly for the Teaching of English Grammar
>> Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2000 10:24 AM
>> To: [log in to unmask]
>> Subject: Re: Teaching grammar
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>> For a statement like this, we should be asking what kind of grammar
>> Caroline has in mind and what her purpose is for teaching it. Also, what
>> makes her think that teaching this kind of grammar will accomplish this
>> purpose?
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>> I don't mean to pick on Caroline here, but her short statement of opinion
>> lends itself to asking these questions.
>>
>> Bill
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>> > I, too, think grammar should be taught apart from the editing
>> >process. And, as an elementary teacher, I find I am swimming upstream!
>> >
>> > Caroline
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>> William J. McCleary
>> 3247 Bronson Hill Road
>> Livonia, NY 14487
>> 716-346-6859
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William J. McCleary
3247 Bronson Hill Road
Livonia, NY 14487
716-346-6859
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