- The Writer’s Garden
This gateway page provides annotated links to general and specific grammar sites.
- Guide to Grammar and Writing
This site provides comprehensive and well organized grammar assistance.
- Guide to Grammar and Style
“There ain’t a rule in the language what can’t be broke,” declares Jack Lynch. But you should know what rules you’re breaking—and why. You can find out here on this Web site's sensibly intelligent approach to grammar and style.
- Grammar, Punctuation, and Spelling
Purdue’s Online Writing Lab provides quick refreshers and quizzes to test your grammar usage.
- Punctuation Made Simple
Instead of a list of rules, Gary Olson’s well written site aims to give you an understanding of the logic underlying punctuation. The helpful analogies and explanations make the rules seem more sensible and less arbitrary. The comma, colon, semi-colon, apostrophe, and dash are covered.
- The Blue Book of Grammar and Punctuation
Once you understand the logic of punctuation (see “Punctuation Made Simple”), come here for the rules and practice. Jane Straus offers a clear explication of all things grammatical and online workbook exercises and answers.
- WebGrammar
This site alerts you to the most common grammatical mistakes—and how to fix them.
- Grammar Safari
The rationale behind this site is that “students of English who limit their study of grammar to what they find in grammar books are like naturalists who limit their study of nature to an encyclopedia.” Instead, head into the “jungle” on a grammar safari to see English in action.
- Grammar for English Language Learners
Ohio University presents activities, quizzes, and games for basic, intermediate, and advanced ESL students.
- Grammar Help
You will find a lot of interactive language exercises on this site, including some fun ones which use Shockwave.
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