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Wired Style
- principles of English usage in the Digital Age.
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Elements of Style
- by William Strunk, Jr.
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11 Rules of Grammar
- concise writer's guide to the most frequently violated rules of grammar, with dynamic links to more detailed online references.
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Able Writer: A Rhetoric and Handbook
- describes an English composition handbook that treats pre-writing, outlining, English grammar, usage, word choice, dictionaries, spelling, punctuation, and writing college research papers.
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Antagonyms
- words that have opposite meanings (e.g., "bad" can mean bad or good depending on usage).
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Capitalization [larc.nasa.gov]
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Citation Style Guides for Internet and Electronic Resources
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Collective Nouns
- in the English language.
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Darling's Guide to Grammar
- prepared by Professor of English/Humanities Charles Darling for his English courses at Capital Community-Technical College.
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Distinctionary
- a synthesis of a thesaurus, dictionary and personal development course.
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English Grammar Clinic
- your grammar questions answered by professional English language instructors.
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English Grammar Links for ESL Students
- includes references, exercises and quizzes.
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English Usage Page
- a complement to the newsgroup alt.usage.english
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Five Tools for Writing Timed Essays
- develop skills in the use of a set of specific intellectual tools, described here.
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Focusing on Words
- This advanced English-language site is here as a guide by your side so you can experience the wonder of words and the English language.
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Grammar and Style Guide
- A guide to grammar and style problems, prepared by Jack Lynch (UPenn)
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Grammar Doctor
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Grammar Queen
- online grammar resource for students, writers and other professionals. Your questions will be answered in 24 hours.
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Guide for Writing Research Papers
- Modern Language Association documentation.
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Heteronyms
- words that are spelled identically but have different meanings when pronounced differently (e.g., wind or lead).
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Homograph Page
- examples include 'wind', 'lead', 'tear', 'object', etc.
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Michael Bonner's Proper Grammar Page
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odd prose
- a selection of odd sentences from student essays. This page exists to encourage students to improve their proficiency in written English. Includes common errors found in student papers.
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On-Line English Grammar
- An on-line English grammar reference.
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Owl Handouts
- ranging from precisely targeted help (Comma vs. the Semicolon in Compound Sentences) to general guidance.
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Paradigm Online Writing Assistant
- guide to writing, composition, rhetoric, editing, and style.
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Punctuation [larc.nasa.gov]
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Save the Adverb
- dedicated to preserving the adverb from extinction.
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Self-Study Quizzes for ESL Students
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Slot, The
- part style manual, part pet-peeve collection, The Slot is one copy editor's look at how to use, and how not to use, the English language.
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Trinity College Allan K. Smith Writing Center
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UVic Writer's Guide
- includes a list of literary and rhetorical terms.
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Wordpower
- increase yours. Write a report, pen a news release, cite and list references.
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FAQ - Style
- style and usage questions and answers from the copyediting-l mailing list.
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Index - Writing and Editing Resources
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Usenet - alt.usage.english
- English grammar, word usages, and related topics.
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