Not exact matches
Physics and chemistry tell us
nothing about how to utilize language,
grammar and literary style.
While they waste time and energy on new
grammars, they have
nothing to say
about falling school budgets, the crisis in teacher recruitment and retention, and the lack of good school places.
The link in the article says
nothing about posting a warning to books with bad
grammar, it just gives you advice on why you should have good
grammar and formatting.
A lot of us worry
about quality of books in the self - publishing arena; could you break down what you foresee the editor's role will look like in a few years, if you think they will freelance, and whether the world will come back around to trying to guarantee that e-books available for sale will, if
nothing else, have proper
grammar and sentence structure and punctuation?
It is perfectly normal to nearly faint upon opening an ESL
grammar textbook and think, «How can I possibly teach something I know
nothing about?»
It's not
about spelling or
grammar... in a nutshell it's
about what the resume is actually communicating (which was
nothing but confusion).