Grammar help sites

• English Grammar Links for ESL Students . Do you have a question about prepositions? Do you need to find out how to use the future tense? Do you want to practice for a grammar test? On this page you will find links to grammar references, exercises and quizzes that can both help you and allow you to have FUN. There is also a link to Exam Writer, a site which allows you to create your own multiple choice and true/false quizzes online.

• Jonathan Revusky's Interactive English Grammar Pages. This site contains lessons in English grammar, along with interactive exercises in the form of JAVA applets. The exercises on this site are oriented towards intermediate and advanced students of English. Netscape or Explorer of at least 3.O is required to use this site and the listening resources.

  
• The ESL Help Center from Dave Sperling's ESL cafe. Here at the ESL Help Center, you can receive help from ESL/EFL teachers from around the world 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Having problems with Grammar? Writing? TOEFL? Vocabulary? Idioms? Slang? Don't be shy - ask a question and an ESL/EFL teacher will try to quickly post an answer onto the same page.

  
• Grammar and Style Notes, by Jack Lynch. These notes are a miscellany of grammatical rules and explanations, comments on style, and suggestions on usage its author put together for his classes. There are two types of notes: (1) specific articles on usage, and (2) more general articles on style. The explanations are of very high quality, but I think this site lacks the interactivity our students look for to find the source motivating and different from other more traditional resources as grammar books and dictionaries.

  
• Grammar Help Page by Ruth Vilmi. The first two sections on each of R. Vilmi' help pages contain help and interactive exercises written by Ruth and her students. The last section contains a wealth of information gleaned and linked from a variety of Web sites around the world.

  
• Interactive English Language Exercises, a pilot development from International House which offers interactive exercises about different grammar topics for different levels of difficulty.

• Guide to Grammar and Writing.  Prepared by Professor of English/Humanities Charles Darling for his English courses at Capital Community-Technical College, this is the perfect site to visit if your students need help for writing. It contains various sections: Contents - a list of links to many writing related resources on the web, such as "Rules for comma usage", "Capitalization, and so on, Important things to remember - such as "Paragraph development", "Coherence and transition", etc., Grammar topics, Quizzes and a lot more. The site is really helpful.

  
 

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