CCC:
Guide to Grammar and Writing
Based at Capital Community-Technical
College and authored by Professor Charles
Darling, this first rate resource is
organized into: Sentence Level, Paragraph
Level, Essay Level, Grammar Logs (grammar
questions and answers), Anomalous Anonymies
(real examples of grammar faux pas)
and more.
Garbl's Writing Resources On line
A well rounded collection of links
to: On-Line Writing Experts, Grammar Guides,
Style and Usage, Words, Reference Sources,
and Word Play.
A
Glossary of Rhetorical Terms with Examples
This excellent resource was designed as an
aid to writing technique, and is a joint project of
Robert Harris, Professor of English at Southern California
College in Costa Mesa, California and Ross Scaife,
Associate Professor of Classics, University of Kentucky.
Click on the pull down menus to select the desired
topic and click the Retrieve button.
Guide
to Grammar
and Style
This award winning site is from Jack Lynch
of the English department at Rutgers University. Access
information on grammar by clicking on the letters of
the alphabet. Lynch also lists books for further reading
and includes some related web sites.
MCC: The New Guide to Writing Research Papers
From Monroe Community College. Designed for writers and researchers
who are using either print or electronic resources and need to document
those resources.
MCMurry:
Links for Copy Editors
This site has links to online dictionaries, style manuals,
grammar and style resources and more.
The
UVic Hypertext Writer's Guide
This site based at the University of Victoria,
Canada, is an excellent resource for the writing process.
It includes information on: Essays, Paragraphs, Sentences,
Words, Sources, Literary Terms (Alphabetically or by
Category), Summaries, Logic, Grammar and Marking Symbols.
Web
Sites Related to Editing
Developed by a professional copy editor with
experience at Time magazine and The Washington
Post, this site is a valuable tool for editing
and style.
Writing
and Editing Help
This is a resource document originally designed
to help journalism students. It contains a wide array
of links that all English students and writers will
find useful, including information on banned books
and alternative dictionaries.
The
Writing Center: e-handouts
Based at the Rensselaer Polytechnic
Institute and authored by Craig Waddell.
Get handouts on citation styles, styles of
writing and types of writing.
Writer's
Workshop: Grammar Handbook
Based at the University of Illinois
at Urbana-Champaign. This resource explains
and illustrates the basic grammatical rules
concerning parts of speech, phrases, clauses,
sentences and sentence elements, and common
problems of usage.
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