— [http://goo.gl/fPcVWS] In most Anglo-phone countries, the rigid exercises, parsing and grammar drills of the 1950s were abandoned in the progressive 1960s_______________________because of a dramatic loss of faith in the value of grammar amongst the profession.
"Making meaning with grammar: A repertoire of possibilities," by Debra Myhill, Helen Lines and Annabel Watson, 2011, PDF ::

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