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Virtual Lesson 3 - Reading Guidelines

The document provides guidance to students on exploring grammar books and references. It recommends downloading three grammar books that are available for free through provided links, including Longman Student Grammar of Spoken and Written English and The Teacher's Grammar of English. The teacher outlines a reading guide for the students to follow, focusing on revising parts of speech and phrases/clauses covered in class from the recommended books. Students are also asked to create a word map or mind map on nouns while reading.

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Virtual Lesson 3 - Reading Guidelines

The document provides guidance to students on exploring grammar books and references. It recommends downloading three grammar books that are available for free through provided links, including Longman Student Grammar of Spoken and Written English and The Teacher's Grammar of English. The teacher outlines a reading guide for the students to follow, focusing on revising parts of speech and phrases/clauses covered in class from the recommended books. Students are also asked to create a word map or mind map on nouns while reading.

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Instituto Superior de Formación Docente Continua y Técnica “Félix Atilio Cabrera”

Profesorado de Inglés

Ciclo Lectivo 2020


Virtual Lesson #3
Reading theory references form original sources

My dear students,

I think that it’s time for you to start exploring grammar books. I’d like you to
download at least three. Of course, you can download more if you want, but in my
humble opinion, these three ones are the best.

Following this link https://epdf.pub/queue/longman-student-grammar-of-spoken-


and-written-english.html, you can get two of the three books. It’s a safe page and
you can get the books totally free.

The first one is Longman Student Grammar of Spoken and Written English and
the other one is Fundaments of English Grammar

In the same page, you’ll find these other two: Longman English Grammar and
Longman English Grammar Practice (I used them when I was a student like you
) the first one contains all the grammar reference and the other one, just brief
notes of theory reference and a lot of activities to practice. As they are pretty old,
they don’t make any reference to new approaches of grammar teaching. But if you
want, feel free to download them.
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Instituto Superior de Formación Docente Continua y Técnica “Félix Atilio Cabrera”

Profesorado de Inglés

Ciclo Lectivo 2020

The third book that I love is The Teacher’s Grammar of English – A course book
and reference guide by Ron Cowan

And you can download it freely from this link https://vdocuments.mx/ron-cowan-


the-teachers-grammar-of-english.html

Once you’ve downloaded them, I’d like you to read following this guide:

1. From the book Longman Student Grammar of Spoken and Written


2

English (LSGSWE) to revise everything seen so far:


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Profesorado de Inglés

Ciclo Lectivo 2020


a. Unit 2: Words and Word Classes 2.1 – 2.2 – 2.2.2 – 2.2.4 – 2.4 (from p.26
to p.31)
b. Unit 3: Introduction to phrases and clauses 3.1 – 3.2. (pp.38-39) – 3.3 –
3.3.1 – 3.3.2 – 3.3.3 – 3.3.4 – 3.3.5
2. From the book The Teacher’s Grammar of English to revise everything seen
so far:
a. Chapter 2: Phrases from p. 14 to p.18 and from p.20 to p.22 (Transitive
and Intransitive verbs –not yet)
3. To start studying Nouns in detail
a. From Longman Student Grammar of Spoken and Written English
(LSGSWE)
1. Chapter 4: Nouns, pronouns, and the simple noun phrase 4.1 from
page 56 to page 64 // 4.8 on p. 78 up to 4.9.6 included // 4.10 and
4.10.1 // 4.11 on p.88 to p. 90 and 4.11.3 on pp.91-92

Meanwhile you’re reading, design a kind of word-map using the application


CmapTool, or a mind-map using a free online app Coggle.It from https://coggle.it
or Mindmup from https://www.mindmup.com/ (you’ll be asked to present it later).

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