· This program provides comprehensive explanations and exercises for grammar. The "secret power" of Azar is the presence of grammar charts, designed by Betty Champfer Azar, that summarize individual points of grammar.
· For the best benefit from this program, you will need to slow down and study these charts.
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The
program also features narrated explanations. Just click on the
sign, and you
will hear the explanatory text read aloud.
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· Go to the Welcome screen: · Click on:
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· You will be at Azar's Welcome screen: · If you have not used the program this semester, click on "click here" to register your name in the program's database. · Set up a simple password. We suggest the word "pass." No one is going to steal your grammar! |
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· The Outline page is the table of contents for the program. You may move between subjects as you like.
· Click on the Chapter you want to work on. · If you have to leave, you will not lose your place
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Navigate with the
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· The charts are the most powerful feature in the program. They may generally be printed by "right-clicking" the mouse and then clicking on the "print" icon that appears. · It is also possible to open the charts from the separate menu choice:
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· Azar does not provide scores, but you can estimate the % correct and write down your score on your score sheet. |
When you’re done for the day, bring the score sheet by one of the staff tutors and we’ll initial it for you. This gives us the chance to offer to help if you had any difficulty, and confirms to your teacher that you were in the room. |
While this program seems to have a lot of explanation available, if you get less than 80%, Talk to a human!
