Tricky relative clauses (2) restrictive/non-restrictive or integrated/supplemental

New Substack post by Bas Aarts: Tricky Relative Clauses (2)

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English Grammar for Teachers (Online Course) Online course for primary and secondary teachers. Refresh your knowledge of English grammar and feel more confident teaching it within the new National Curriculum.

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Debra Myhill on the new writing framework:

'Grammar is often treated as being all about accuracy. But for me, grammar is part of understanding how you shape what it is that you want to say, through the language choices you make.'

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Useful post highlighting how learners need deep grammatical knowledge e.g. how subordinate clauses can be Fronted Adverbials👇🏻

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Teaching English Grammar in Context (Online Course) Online course for secondary and primary-school English teachers exploring pedagogical principles, approaches and classroom ideas for teaching grammar in context.

Teaching English Grammar in Context

🛠️Putting grammatical knowledge to use in the Literature and Language classroom.

🗓️Friday 26 September
🗓️ Friday 21 November

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English Grammar for Teachers (Online Course) Online course for primary and secondary teachers. Refresh your knowledge of English grammar and feel more confident teaching it within the new National Curriculum.

English Grammar for Teachers

🔎An in-depth look at the grammar requirements of the National Curriculum.

🗓️ Friday 19 September
🗓️ Friday 14 November

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Summer may be upon us, but our autumn #CPD dates are live for any teachers who want to plan ahead.

Our two flagship courses are running in September and November, and then you'll have to wait until 2026!

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Take your understanding further with approaches to teaching grammar in the classroom as a meaning-making resource.

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Gain an in-depth knowledge of grammatical concepts on this comprehensive course led by Prof. Bas Aarts.

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☀️Our live grammar #CPD is on break for the summer, but you can still study on self-directed courses via FutureLearn.

🏃🏽‍♂️‍Cover the same expert-created content at your pace with articles, videos, quizzes and discussions!

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Well this is turning out to be a great day, as expected! #EnglishGrammarDay

Those are very kind words 🙏🏽 It was wonderful connecting and sharing the space with so many like-minded individuals who shared our enthusiasm ❤️ #englishgrammarday #equity #teamenglish @britishlibrary.bsky.social @englishgrammar.bsky.social

Looking forward to seeing this later today!

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At #EnglishGrammarDay and they have to be trolling the OG grammar pedants with the soundtrack of 'We don't need no education' 😂

At #EnglishGrammarDay @billylinguist.bsky.social causes confusion and self doubt by asking what we would call a small Wug 🐦 - I don't think there is a consensus!

🗣️What did visitors make of last year's event?

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New Substack post by Bas Aarts: On so-called adjective clauses: a label to avoid

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We have a new blog! From the team @engliciousucl.bsky.social‬ a tale of engagement with grammar - and the chance to attend this year's event in the British Library. blogs.ucl.ac.uk/public-engag...

English Grammar Day 2025 | British Library Are you sat down or sitting down while reading this? Have you got or do you have a preference for one form over the other? English has a number of ways of

There's still time to book tickets for English Grammar Day 2025!

Join us at the British Library, 7 July, for talks from a 'gramm-azing' line up of speakers.

Teachers: bring along your students!

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Primary to Secondary English Grammar for Teachers (Online Course) Online course for secondary school teachers who want to help their pupils bridge the gap between primary and secondary English grammar.

🌁Bridge the gap with expert-led #CPD:

Primary to Secondary Grammar

Help learners build on their #KS2 #Year6 knowledge to improve literacy at #KS3 #Year7

🗓️20 June
💻Half day, online
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Short Courses for School Teachers The Survey of English Usage is running intensive half-day online courses for school teachers in teaching English Grammar.

English Grammar CPD upcoming dates:

☀️June
🗓️13th - English Grammar for Teachers
🗓️20th - Primary to Secondary

💻Online, intensive courses
🎓By experts at UCL

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Join English Grammar Day 2025!

On 7 July at The British Library, this year’s English Grammar Day will be a full day of talks and debate on all things language and grammar-related from a stellar line-up of teachers, academics and linguists.

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Teachers and pupils thoughts on grammar. - YouTube Hear teachers and pupils from a north London primary school share their thoughts on grammar in education.

We spoke with teachers and pupils at a London primary school to hear their views on grammar in English lessons, subject terminology and the SATs exams.

📺Watch the full playlist of videos here:

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Teaching English Grammar in Context (Online Course) Online course for secondary and primary-school English teachers exploring pedagogical principles, approaches and classroom ideas for teaching grammar in context.

'every example could fit into our scheme of work'

'effective to show both teachers and learners the uses of grammatical choice'

💬Feedback from Teaching English Grammar in Context

🔗Info & booking:

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The big idea: could the English language die? For the time being it’s dominant – but as the Romans could tell you, nothing lasts for ever

"Could the English language die?"

What do you think?

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Thought about bringing your pupils to English Grammar Day 25?

See what one teacher made of last year's event:

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🎟️More info & booking: www.ucl.ac.uk/english/events/2025/jul/english-grammar-day-2025

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The English Grammar Day The ‘English Grammar Day’ is an annual event open to the public, with a wide range of speakers, to discuss the role of grammar in the English language curriculum.

Don't forget to book your tickets for the 2025 #EnglishGrammarDay Monday 7 July at the British Library in London, organised by UCL, Oxford and the British Library.

Check out the programme, bios, abstracts, and how to book here:

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