English Grammer & Language

• Common Errors in English
  This guide features over 300 errors in usage as well as "non-errors, those usages people keep telling you are wrong but which are actually standard in English" (e.g., split infinitives, ending a sentence with a preposition). Includes commonly misspelled words and other language-related resources. Created and maintained by an English professor. Description from the Librarian's Index to the Internet.
• Daily Grammar
  Daily Grammar is the brainchild of Pete Peterson, former Executive Vice President of Word Perfect. Pete wanted to find a way to easily teach grammar to those in need of lessons. In order to fulfill his wish, Pete sought out the help of Mr. Bill Johansen. Mr. Johansen wrote all of the Daily Grammar lessons and quizzes. Mr. Johanson has dedicated over thirty years of his life preparing children for college and professional settings by teaching English classes in both high school and junior high schools. Description from site.
• Dr. Grammar
  "Your Rx for Writing Ills." The site has an archive of the doctor's answers to questions about grammar, usage, punctuation, spelling, and general language concerns. Other features include links to grammar, English as a second language, word origins, "Fun With Words," and plagiarism resources. Created by a professor of English at the University of Northern Iowa. Description from the Librarian's Index to the Internet.
• Getting an A on an English Paper
• Guide to Grammar and Writing
  Includes definitions of sentence parts, usage rules for commas and other punctuation marks, plurals and possessives, spelling, nouns and modifiers, words and phrases to avoid, capitalization, spelling and abbreviations, and more. From the Capital Community College Foundation.
• Grammar and Style Notes - by Jack Lynch, Rutgers
• The Internet Grammar of English
• Nuts and Bolts of College Writing