Basics Of English Grammar

  • 11/01/95
Program Reviews Basics Of English Grammar, Usage For grades 6 and above, Corporate Climber reviews basic English grammar, mechanics and usage skills. Students assume the role of probationary employees at "Semantycon, Inc.," where, with Training Manuals firmly in hand, they work with supervisors to correct memos, letters, contracts, advertisements and other documents. Promotions are awarded based on performance within each division: apostrophes, subject-verb agreement, spelling, punctuation, etc. In their advancement, trainees are subtly, but constantly, reminded of the importance of disciplined communications skills. Jay Klein Productions, Inc., Colorado Springs, CO, (719) 599-8786. M

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