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The Critical Analysis Of Grammar Activities In Books By Betty S. Azar And Its Importance
DOI
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10.37547/tajas/Volume03Issue01-09
tajas
2021
VOL. 3
/ NO. 01
JANUARY
RESEARCH OVERVIEW
Abstract
Designing a helpful textbook requires much time and a lot of knowledge from the author. This article gives the results of critical analysis of several grammar activities in the book “Understanding and Using English Grammar” written by Betty S. Azar and, at the same time, its importance in teaching English.
RESEARCH TOPICS
Keywords
Product, process
skill-based activities
infinitive forms
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