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» ACE Copyediting - A free monthly self-help writing guide for students of the English language who want to communicate more effectively. Guide covers grammar, punctuation, spelling, cliches, and jargon.
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» All You Need to Know About Commas - This site will give you information, definition, and rules about commas. Also has links to other sites for further information.
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» Apostrophe Protection Society - Illustrates the correct use of the apostrophe in spelling the plural and possessive. Gives examples of misuse and the rules and examples for correct use.
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» Basic Cozy Grammar Course - A light hearted approach to learning basic English grammar. Featuring 27 lessons contained on two videos with companion workbook/study guide.
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» Chicago Manual of Style FAQ - FAQ site designed to help CMS users eliminate ambiguities or misunderstandings found in the book itself.
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» Daily Grammar - Improve your writing with free daily e-mail grammar lessons.
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» The English Language - A site with thoughts on why using sound English is important and on just what "sound English" is.
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» Focus on Usage and Grammar - This page, provided by The Writer's Place, discusses various problems and rules concerning English grammar, usage, and elements of style.
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» Gallaudet Writer's Handbook - This site is an online version of the grammar and style handbook that was designed specifically to improve the writing skills of deaf and hard of hearing college students.
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» Get It Write - Tip Archive - Offers a new tip about English grammar and usage every two weeks. Subscription service available to have tips sent via email.
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» Grammar Bytes - Grammar explanations, handouts for teachers and students, and interactive exercises.
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» Grammar Check - Offers opt-in subscribers a free, monthly ezine with a grammar feature and questions and answers submitted by readers, along with a review of a writing resource.
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» The Grammar Curmudgeon - Discusses grammatical rules, offers pointers for writers, presents essays on language and related topics, and contains three open discussion boards.
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» The Grammar Guru - Web site of syndicated columnist and author of The Grammatically Correct Handbook. Read columns, book chapters, find out how to order the book.
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» Grammar Hotline Directory - Find phone numbers, e-mail addresses, web sites which you can contact for answers to short questions about writing.
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» Grammar Now - Grammar and composition questions answered. Proofreading and editing service are also offered.
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» Grammarphobia.com - Brought to you by Patricia T. O'Conner, author of "Woe Is I," and the writer Stewart Kellerman.
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» The Online Writing Project - Provides and organizes writing guides and grammar handouts created by writing centers and English Departments at American universities.
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» Online Writing Resources - Interactive lessons in grammar, mechanics and punctuation using PowerPoint, Word, and HTML.
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» Plain Words - A guide to the use of English by Sir Ernest Gowers.
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» Reflexive Pronouns - Explanation of usage for reflexive pronouns: myself, himself, herself, themselves, and ourselves. Includes practice sentences and an answer key.
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» The Scarlet Pen - Downloadable style and usage guide containing 300 commonly misused words and amusing sample sentences. [Microsoft Word format, 240kb in size]
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» Sentence Diagrams - Diagrams of moderately long and complex sentences are accompanied by explanations for both beginners and experienced diagrammers.
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» Serendipity: Common Errors - An examination of common errors that are becoming generally accepted as correct. A mini-course in English usage.
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» Webgrammar's Place - Tips, tutorials, and resources for writers, students, editors, educators, and web designers. Also, Webgrammar answers questions about American English grammar, punctuation, spelling, capitalization, and usage.
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» Writing Assistance - The site improves literary style in written English, corrects grammar, spelling and syntax; and gives clarity to presentation of material. It applies to essays, research papers, projects, theses and reports.
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