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"Your grammargator guide to The Cay was perfect for my sixth-graders. The exercises to identify the true subjects of the sentences were especially useful, and the kids really liked recognizing sentences they'd just read. Let me know when a guide for Across Five Aprils is available." –L. G., Racine, Wisconsin

"We used several worksheets from your grammar guide for our unit on Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry. I had just taught a lesson on pronouns, and your exercises on these fit in beautifully." –A. W., Monmouth, New Jersey

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"I was a little worried that the exercises in your grammar guide to The Giver would be too basic for my seventh graders. Having used the worksheets on indefinite pronouns and types of objects, however, what I expected to be review turned out to be new material for many students." –G. M., Gaithersburg, Maryland

"Your guide to The Phantom Tollbooth was tailor-made for the story! I had planned to use the book for some grammar lessons, anyway, and thanks to you, I didn't have to create them myself. Or spend a lot of time grading, since all the exercises have answer keys. I have recommended your web site to our fifth grade English teacher for his unit on The Cay next year." –R.S., Naperville, Illinois