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| Louis Inturrisi's Book: The Ways of Written English |
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The Ways of Written English
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Contents:
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| Spoken English and Written English |
| Statements and Details |
| Sentences and Groups of Words |
| X-words and Yes-No Questions |
| Patterns and Punctuation |
| Fragments and Run-ons |
| Margins and Manners |
| Pros and Cons |
| Agreements and Disagreements |
| Countables and Uncountables |
| Advantages and Disadvantages |
| Articles and Apostrophes |
| X-words and Verb Forms |
| Verbs and Verbals |
| Introductions and Conclusions |
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Lists of Linkers, Shifter Words, Pronouns,
Irregular Verb Forms, Words Frequently Confused,
Uncountable Nouns in English
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Comments (2)
Sue Livingston said
at 10:43 am on Jul 31, 2009
The problem with Inturrisi is that he expects students to write on demand about topics that are way too general or those that they know very little about.
Cyndi said
at 10:48 pm on Jul 29, 2009
Inturrisi's table of contents looks interesting! Who has more info on his "advantages & disadvantages" etc?
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