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Too many clones exist in the English handbook market. Arrangement is either greatest to smallest (essay to word) or smallest to greatest (parts of speech to essay). The concise handbook market has provided briefer versions of the standard handbook with the same arrangement with parts omitted. Meantime, people still try to figure out how to find information. This book differs from all the rest because it arranges its entries in a way that is easy to understand alphabetically. This brief reference handbook organizes its grammar contents by the letters of the alphabet to facilitate reference for users, many of whom may not understand the logic of traditionally-arranged handbooks. Separate sections on the writing process, the research paper, and specialized writing assignments are also included. An ideal reference for anyone looking for an easy-access handbook.
This handbook investigates the inefficiency of traditional grammar reference structures and proposes an alphabetical organization as a more intuitive solution for writers. Donna Gorrell, an experienced educator, addresses the common frustration users face when navigating standard handbooks that prioritize hierarchical or thematic arrangements. By shifting the reference model to a strictly alphabetical format, the author provides a direct, accessible tool for students and professionals to locate specific grammatical rules and writing guidelines without needing to understand complex linguistic taxonomies.
What You Will Find
The book functions as a practical, high-utility reference tool designed to minimize the cognitive load typically associated with traditional grammar guides. Its straightforward, alphabetical approach suggests a focus on immediate accessibility for students and writers who require quick, reliable answers to technical questions.
Page Count:
345
Publication Date:
1997-08-04
Publisher:
Longman
ISBN-10:
0205275605
ISBN-13:
9780205275601
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