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Grammar is defined as the rules governing how words are put together to convey meaning in different contexts. It includes the sound, structure, and meaning system of a language. All languages have their own unique grammar. The document provides examples of linking words and activities for teaching grammar, such as using tables, discovery techniques, games, and information gap activities. It also includes an exercise on article use involving a story about two friends encountering a bear.

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Ammar

Grammar is defined as the rules governing how words are put together to convey meaning in different contexts. It includes the sound, structure, and meaning system of a language. All languages have their own unique grammar. The document provides examples of linking words and activities for teaching grammar, such as using tables, discovery techniques, games, and information gap activities. It also includes an exercise on article use involving a story about two friends encountering a bear.

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GRAMMAR

Prepared by:
Nur Saidah Nabihah & Syafiayatun

DEFINITION
Grammar is the sound, structure, and meaning system of
language. All languages have grammar, and each language has
its own grammar.

According to Chitravelu et. al (2005), grammar can be defined as the


rules of a language, governing the way in which words are put
together to convey meaning in different contexts.
Dictionary.com : the study of the way the sentences of a language
are constructed; morphology and syntax.

EXAMPLE
LINKING WORDS:

ACTIVITIES

Discovery
techniques
Using
situation

Using
tables

Using a text

Focussed
practice

Games
Using
authentic
materials
Information
gap
activities

EXERCISE

Exercise : Article use (a/an/the)


Two friends were walking together in

the field when they saw


bear.
tree and hid ina
a One of them ran off, climbed

branches. There
wasnt room in
the
friend knew he could
The not fight
bear alone
the

small tree for his friend.


the

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