I looked at some stats for this site this morning and found a referral from a directory site named yajugle.com to my recent post about sentence diagramming. I don’t know how my post showed up there as I've never heard of it before. The site is very difficult to navigate and has no search feature so I couldn’t find any of my other posts there. That doesn’t mean that they aren’t listed, just that I can’t get to them.
In looking through their listings, I found Patrick Kurp’s Anecdotal Evidence and his post about sentence diagrams. After this almost lyrical paean to the joys of turning your sentence to abstract art, I put Sister Bernadette’s Barking Dog on my wish list. What can I say? I’m a grammar geek.
While I was thinking about diagramming sentences, I did more digging and found redshift.com’s defense of forcing children to diagram and a tutorial. I don’t know where the quotes originated but I agree with the points made in all of them, a rare occurrence on the Internet! There are also some excellent links and book recommendations at the end of the piece.
Get off of the couch and write, better!
Wednesday, October 3, 2007
A Little More on Sentence Diagrams
Posted by Unknown at 11:54 AM
Labels: grammar, sentence diagram
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