Grammar

Stephen Fry knows all about correct language usage but what does he think about enforcing it?

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Lots of grammar links from Web English Teacher The Punctuator Another grammar loverGrammar Girl Quick and dirty tips for better writing. Grammar points discussed one by one in podcasts. Skillswise - Grammar (BBC) Excellent grammar site with printable factsheets and worksheets. Skillswise - Reading (BBC) Fact/opinion; text types; skimming; scanning; summarising. Skillswise - Writing (BBC) Paragraphs; planning; proof-reading; format and structure. Skillswise - Games (BBC) Games for literacy and numeracy. Online Writing Lab OWL at Purdue. Everything to do with the writing process, eg.essay writing; literary analysis,grammar and mechanics,etc. [|The online dictionary of language terminology] [|Daily Grammar] is a website with grammar lesson, grammar blog and more. [|Apostrophe Abuse] is a blog with images showing incorrect use of the apostrophe. Online Etymology Dictionary Dictionary Evangelist Erin McKean really likes dictionaries. This is her blog. Not boring at all; fun to read, and up with the latest linguistic developments. Behind the name the etymology and history of first names. World Wide Words Michael Quinion writes on international English from a British point of view. [|Extensive list of dictionaries] Wordorigins.org Etymologic The toughest word game on the web. The Word Detective Answering people's questions about the origin of words and phrases (very funny). The Phrase Finder The meanings and origins of phrases, sayings and idioms. 30 words inspired by 29 people and an elephant from Daily Writing Tips. Daily Writing Tips A blog about different aspects of writing, including grammar, punctuation, expressions, fiction writing, etc. Dr Grammar's FAQ Quick and dirty tips for better writing by Grammar Girl The Elements of Style Guide to grammar and writing Cybrary Man's Grammar and Vocabulary Long list of grammar websites. Power Proofreading Houghton Miffln English. Self-correcting exercises. Fun. Grammar Videos eg. who vs. whom/ which vs. that/ I vs. me, etc. Grammar Gorillas Read the rules, then have a go at an interactive online grammar activity. National Grammar Day Lots of grammar links on the website. [|Road to Grammar] 365 grammar practice quizzes. Works on mobile devices, too.