G Back to GrefStartyfor the CHART Grefs1, Cumulative REFERENCES Copyright Terry Gibson, Updated Oct 2007 . . .COURSE 1, 2, 3, 4 Trophy . . .. .Basic and Intermediate Grefs1 A to E Grefs 2 A to E Grefs 3 A to E Grefs 4 A to E . New Being revised into 5 . . . . OLD COURSE TWO Trophy . . ...Intermediate and Advanced Grefs 5 A to E Grefs 6 A to E .Grefs 7A .Grefs 7E Grefs 8A Grefs 8E .. Sets to be revised into 5 courses  Continue from here, if working with simpler new rules. The content is the similar in both versions (New 2008 Edit in progress.)m Quick-Clicks Main Menu whisking you into web2008 preview of Revised Grefs 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Ready when bright . Click below at left, A1, B1, C1, D1, or E1

Start   . . . . . . . . . . GENERAL OVERVIEW     A1   All about paragraphs and reasons for block, or indented paragraphing, punctuation, (commas, periods, quotation marks, hyphen, the ellipse, quotation marks, quotations, sentence fragments, quotations,     B1   the comma, uses and misuses, Enjoy Enjambment: Punctuating both prose and poetry are the focus here. About commas in a list, in a long sentence, avoiding excess. (see A1)Punctuating dialogue, dialog in US.     C1   GLOSSARY of grammatical terms. prepositions, conjunctions, participles, gerunds .PUNCTUATION, pronouns, nouns, adjectives, verbs, adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions, USING The Hyphen, Dash, Ellipsis, Colon, Semicolon . .     D1   Apostrophes, when NOT to use ( IMPORTANT) The Three Correct Uses of the Apostrophe: Possessive, Contractions: Replacing a hidden letter Cultural diferences: Apostrophe as quotation mark.     E1   Using nouns as verbs, adjectives, and verbs as nouns and adjectives; It is what it does. Using adverbs as nouns and verbs, the effect of context . Sentences. . .         . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NOTE RE #1 . ... . . . All complete new #1 courses are linked   . . . . . . . . . . . ..FROM HERE NOW     .

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Start   . . . . . . . . . . GENERAL OVERVIEW     A2   A2a In poetry, punctuating for effect and meaning. A2aa Rhythm (by request) the Easy Way A2b Stories, punctuating direct and indirect quotations, When, how and why change one to the other (New)   B2   Using the apostrophe: Contractions, Possessives of Nouns? Special plurals Possessive Determiners (pronoun errors)     C2   Pronouns, subject, subjective, object, possessive, Uses of Pronouns, Correct forms of pronouns     D2   D2a Problem where data, media, and phenomena look singular and thus are used wrong. Correct spelling of the plural form of nouns. D2b VOCABULARY BUILDING from other languages. Invitation to help build our list.     E2   Introducing Sentence form, Assertive, noun subject / verb predicate. . . + Modifiers Bookmark this for much use in future.             . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NOTE . .All complete new courses WILL BE linked , =. . . . . . . . . .. . . . from here

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Start   . . . GENERAL OVERVIEW   A3   story links and bridges, fun with rhythm a relatively easy course ending with comedy.   B3   editing, literary terms like comic relief and anecdotes.   C3   A Glossary! pronouns: subject, object, possessive, errors Gerunds and Wandering Antecedents.   D3   Confusion of may and might, and the passive voice.   E3   Analysing advertising, other sentences, graphic analysis,

. . . GENERAL OVERVIEW   A4   a relatively easy course ending with comedy.   B4   editing, literary terms like comic relief and anecdotes.   C4   A Glossary! syntax, semantics, proofreading, plotting,   D4   Confusion of may and might, and the passive voice.   E4   Analysing advertising, other sentences, graphic analysis,

Start   . . . GENERAL OVERVIEW   A5       B5   editing, literary terms like comic relief and anecdotes.   C5   A Glossary! Gerunds and Wandering Antecedents.   D5   Apostrophes, tricky plurals and homophone confusion,   E5

Start   . . . GENERAL OVERVIEW   A6   story links and bridges, fun with rhythm   B6   editing, literary terms like comic relief and anecdotes.   C6   A Glossary! syntax, semantics, proofreading, plotting,   D6   Confusion of may and might, and the passive voice.   E6   Noun Clauses and other Obstacles, Pro Analysis!

. . . GENERAL OVERVIEW   A7       B7   editing, literary terms like comic relief and anecdotes.   C7   A Glossary! Gerunds and Wandering Antecedents.   D7   Confusion of may and might, and the passive voice.   E7   Noun Clauses and other Obstacles, Pro Analysis!

Start   . . . GENERAL OVERVIEW   A8   a relatively easy course ending with comedy.   B8   editing, literary terms like comic relief and anecdotes.   C8   A Glossary! , Gerunds and Wandering Antecedents.   D8   irregular verbs and Disappearing Subjunctives,   E8   Noun Clauses and other Obstacles, Pro Analysis!

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