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Grammar in its Place: Rules, skills and activities self-help Nagel gives us a guidedGrammar in its Place tackles the two questions most asked by teachers: How do I teach grammar? What grammatical features do I include in my teaching? Part A of this book presents a variety of text types and the grammatical features that are associated with each one. It demonstrates how to use these text types to give purpose to the students' writing and meaning to the teaching of grammar. Part B deals with the knowledge understandings and the terms