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| I'm a relatively novice ESL teacher, and I'm now moving on to sentence structure with my student. I'd appreciate your advice on a good source of information regarding how to construct a diagram, the definitions of what goes where etc. I can vaguely remember box analysis from my school days, but I'm having problems finding any references to it on the web. I'm sure a quick dip into the collective genius of this group will find an answer in no time! Thanks in advance. |
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| Many thanks! |
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| You're welcome. I think the first may have changed- I am sure it used to have diagrams. |
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