Revisiting Challenges of Traditional &amp; Transformational Grammar in ELT: A Sign-based Approach

Rajabi, Mojtaba; Aghaei, Khadijeh; Samuel, Moses

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2014.02.052

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“…Various Romans and early-Christian-era writers also made contribution to the Traditional grammar, but the most influential of the Traditional grammarians began writing in the 18th century, about the time when English was beginning to be taken seriously as a separate language and not as merely another vernacular [1]. The features of Traditional grammar can be illustrated according to following aspects.…”

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Comparative Study between Traditional Grammar and Modern Linguistics

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Qingming²

2015

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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Abstract. The paper gives a brief introduction on Traditional grammar and Modern linguistics, and mainly analyses their similarities and differences. The standard the Traditional grammar established is according to the language used by the writers of previous centuries and also gave classical examples. Modern linguistics is a science of linguistic study, which starts from descriptive grammar, structure grammar, functional grammar, transformational-generative grammar (case grammar) and many other grammars. It points out that though they are quite different, Traditional grammar is the base from which Modern linguistics is derived.

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confidence: 99%