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Stand-In Pronouns Save the Scene!

Pamela HallSeries: Grammar's Slammin'
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Year
2009
Language
English
Publisher
ABDO Publishing Company

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Director Dash is filming a flick with the big stars France Milton and Chad Split. When the actors disappear from the set, Dash smells trouble. Luckily, the Pronoun Crew can supply him with understudies. He, She, We, and They are on set and ready to film when the stars return. Find out who ends up in theaters and learn grammar in this star-studded story about pronouns! Looking Glass Library is an imprint of Magic Wagon, a division of ABDO Group. Grades P-3. Calling all Grammarians! This ain't yer typical grammar series! Creative fiction stories shed a whole new light on sometimes stuffy nonfiction grammar lessons in the Grammar's Slammin' series. Each book recaps its subject in detailed back matter to aid the reluctant grammarian. The perfect resource to jump-start an interest in language structure.

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