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    Me, Myself, and I--The More Grammar Changes, the More It Remains the Same
    Me, Myself, and I--The More Grammar Changes, the More It Remains the Same
    Me, Myself, and I--The More Grammar Changes, the More It Remains the Same
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    Me, Myself, and I--The More Grammar Changes, the More It Remains the Same

    By Rebecca Stefoff

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    Explains how and why grammar has evolved through the years, and where it is likely to go. Writing prompts engage and challenge the young reader. Meets Common Core standards for Literature.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCapstone Young Readers
    Release dateMay 1, 2019
    ISBN9781496650986
    Me, Myself, and I--The More Grammar Changes, the More It Remains the Same

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