Guide to Grammar and Writing Writing Center Purdue
Online Writing Lab Writing Handouts WWW
Resources for Rhetoric and Composition
The
Curmudgeon's Stylebook English Grammar Hotline at MSU
Paradigm Online Writing Assistant
Jonathan Revusky's Interactive English Grammar
Ask
the Writing Consultant (Univ. Wisconsin-Madison)
Email Miss Grammar The Write Site Inkspot: Writers'
Resources on the Web Resources
for Writers and Writing Instructors
Writing
Papers of Literary Analysis
Writing
Paragraphs (HyperGrammar)
WordNet Common Errors in English Active Voice The Passive Engineer MAMA's Hot 100 Grammar and Usage Goofs William Safire's Rules for Writers Literary
and Rhetorical Terms (UVic) Creativity Web @writers Word by Word Writing Advice
Charles Darling's very large, helpful resource. Lots of quizzes--lots of everything.
The University of Minnesota Department of Rhetoric site is especially good for its interactive writing exercises.
The oldest online writing lab. Excellent handouts.
Good for answers to word choice questions.
Send her your grammar questions at moodwick@protrainco.com.
Independent online writing lab.
Writing forums, Inklings newsletter, writing market news and tips, contests, and lots of information about the "craft" of writing.
Good interactive thesaurus.
it's vs. its, affect vs. effect, use to vs. used to.
Good Quick Tips For Better Writing section
Miss Grammar's reasons why you should avoid the passive voice.
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Examples of what NOT to do in simple sentences explaining what TO DO.
Great for AP English.
Ideas and techniques to get you thinking.
Writers market, writers chat, and a newsletter you can subscribe to.
Anne Lamott's online diary for Salon magazine.
Articles by Michael Banks