This course provides a survey of modern English grammar. It covers the analysis and description of word classes, phrases, clauses, and sentences in English. Challenging areas of English grammar such as passive, tense, aspect, and embedded clauses will be studied in detail. A portion of the course will consist of applying rules of grammar in students' own writing and editing, tasks applicable to those wishing to teach English to a variety of learners.
This course may or may not align with the K-12 school calendar, and instead, it might adhere to its own post-secondary calendar. For specific information about start dates, please refer to the respective post-secondary institution's website.
Prerequisite
None
Delivered
Online Asynchronous
Credits
Elective 30 and one post-secondary credit
Post-Secondary Institution: U of S College of Arts and Science
Post-Secondary Credit: Ling 110.03 Introduction to Grammar
High School Credit: Linguistics A30L
For a complete list of all University of Saskatchewan (U of S) academic deadlines like payment and refund information, start and end dates click here.
This course follows the U of S schedule, which is not aligned with the high school schedule.
There are extra fees (tuition for the U of S) associated with this course; there are NO fees charged by the Sask DLC.
Proctored Exams: Determined by the post secondary instructor
The Sask DLC teacher serve as a liaison between the student/parent and the post-secondary institution.
The U of S instructor will provide all instruction, clarify content, and conduct assessments.
1. If you intend on taking this course, it is important that you speak with your high school Career Guidance Counselor / Principal or Sask DLC Academic Advisor. They will assist you with the Sask DLC registration process to ensure your high school credit is properly awarded.
2. Upon receipt of the Sask DLC registration, you will be emailed an application form to fill out and send to the U of S. This form advises of a one-time U of S student application fee of approximately $90. This fee, along with all tuition costs, must be paid directly to the U of S. There may also be other fees associated with this course including textbook or other resource costs.
The application form and fee can be sent to or dropped off at:
Admissions and Transfer Credit
105 Administration Place
University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon, SK
S7N 5A2
If you have questions regarding the process, email [email protected] or call 306 -966-6718.
3. Once your application is processed, the U of S will email notification to you and payment will be due immediately. Your admission letter will provide the credentials needed to access your U of S student account (PAWS) where you can learn about outstanding fees and payment options.
If you have questions regarding registration or course information, please reach out to Aaron Biberdorf at [email protected].
This course requires a midterm and a final exam to be supervised by a proctor
Saskatchewan Distance Learning Centre provides Kindergarten to Grade 12 courses to Saskatchewan students who choose to study online. We empower students and families to choose the learning environment that works best for them, while supporting their graduation plan.
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