Which grammar programs do this?

[klmama]

I know someone was describing how they go through sentences to label every word for part of speech instead of using diagrams. Which grammar programs cover parts of speech this way? TIA!

[Pam H]

Shurley Grammar does this. :001_smile:

[hsmom]

GUM doesn't use diagrams. It goes through just the parts of speech throughout the sentences.

[nmoira]

 

Michael Clay Thompson does this not only for parts of speech, but also parts of the sentence, phrases and clauses.

[readwithem]

R&S does both :) but mainly focuses on diagramming.

[Kathie in VA]

hth

[sadiegirl]

check out Easy Grammar! My kids have learned well with this program. Easy but good.

[kim in ks]

We have used Easy Grammar all the way through! and am starting it again w/ my younger ones! It's the only program for us!:thumbup1:

[HollyDay]

Winston does this very well

[Lisawa]

I know someone was describing how they go through sentences to label every word for part of speech instead of using diagrams. Which grammar programs cover parts of speech this way? TIA!

 

JAG does and Winston Grammar...... AG does, but eventually you diagram.

[Suzanne in ABQ]

We do both. Ds uses Rod & Staff (4). It focuses on diagramming. I've found, though, that going through and labeling each word in the sentence first makes the diagramming a piece of cake. After labeling, he knows exactly how to set up his diagram, and then simply plugs in the words. He actually enjoys doing it this way.

 

To answer your question, though, Easy Grammar only uses labeling.

[Susan in Central Texas]

CW does a sort of charting which points out the action of each of the words in a sentence, but it also diagrams later.

 

Rod and Staff continually addresses identifying the parts of speech and has a cycling written and oral review, but it also consistently diagrams.