What is the Block Diagram? It is the graphical method for arranging sentence or text of literature by breaking the text up into the units of thought stream such as phrase and connecting those units of thought stream, writing each thought stream and connecting word on the Diagram.

As we may well know Sentence Diagram have been used for over a hundred years to display a part of sentence. Even though some details may change from usage to usage. Most of American English speakers grew up making sentence diagram in grade school. By dissecting a sentence or clause into its constitute part and then rearrange those part in an orderly, logical presentation.

Sentence diagramming is a useful visual tool that allows teachers and students to identify the different parts of sentences, understand how these parts function, and see how these parts relate to other parts of the sentence. Most students find that the visual image helps them better understand and remember the parts of a sentence, grammatical terms, and the rules of grammar. Sentence diagrams make the abstract components of English grammar concrete for English speakers and writers. With a bit of practice, writers can use diagramming to diagnose their own grammatical errors and fix them.

While block Diagramming is good for memory the whole sentence and text. English learners as second language have been focused on the grammar rules and understanding of the text. While a good communicator as well as a good writer usually makes his own words and tones even though they are borrowed from other’s.

We all communicate through language, which is base on the order and interrelationships that exist among the words. Compared with Sentence Diagram, the Block Diagram conveys the broader stream of thought and the clearer understanding of text even for those who has limited grammar knowledge. Block diagrams can make good collaborative projects. Students can argue about them, make posters of the patterns, or try their hand (if they like diagrams) at diagramming famous sentences from the Bible, Declaration of Independence, the Gettysburg Address, and so forth.

This book “The Block Diagram English Sentence Memory Booster” has equipped with the effective, efficient and proven method for English Sentence Memorization and the Bible Scripture Memory Booster. The Author as an Evangelist, while he was writing Four Bible Sentence Diagram Books (Galatians, James, 1 Peter, 1 John) for the Christian devotions to the Lord, has studied to develop a scientific, excellent, and easy English Sentence Memory Booster Book. For English is the most balanced language, with the middle word ‘Verb’, almost every sentence like a Balancer has the patterns of [Noun + Verb + Noun], [Noun + Verb + Adjective], or [Noun + Verb].

This book consists of Seven parts or Steps for the fool-proof memory training. The first part or [Step 1], in this part I am not auguring about traditional grammar rules but language as general, will give you brief and easy non-grammatical uses of two kinds of verbs, four forms of nouns for feeling and emotion of the those forms, and seven basic sentence patterns and their combined patterns.

Once you understand the first Step of the book, then you can easily understand and memorize the sentences only by carefully reading three times each step from [Step 2] to [Step 5]. Remember to recite three times each Step, paying attention to the Verbs, and forms of Nouns. The same noun has different language feelings or emotional tones.

In [Step 6], you can recollect the sentences on which you have concentrated by locating the main verb, and in [Step 7] you can try to fill the text in the Block Diagram.

If you carefully read the Scripture by understanding my basic rules for Verbs, and Nouns or Sentences, you can better understand the Bible Author’s emotions or feelings. We will post Q&A and Feedbacks of Sentence Diagram and Block Diagram on http://onenara.wordpress.com later.