Guide to Grammar and Writing
Capital Community College Foundation has a good site on Grammar and Writing which contains a very intensive guide from word and sentence, paragraph to essay and research paper level for grammar and writing. Bookmark this handy site for reference!
Sentence Level
Sentence Parts and Word Functions
Verbs and Verbals
Clauses
The Garden of Phrases
Diagramming Sentences
Sentence Fragments
Run-on Sentences
Rules for Comma Usage
Punctuation Marks Besides the Comma
Punctuation Between Two Independent Clauses
Notorious Confusables
A Confusables Menu
Plague Words and Phrases
Articles and Determiners
Plurals and Possessives
Pronouns and Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement
Placement of Modifiers
Subject-Verb Agreement
Tense Sequence among Verbs, Infinitives,
and Participles
Compound Nouns and Modifiers
Capitalization
Abbreviations
Using Italics and Underlining
Using Numbers, Making Lists
Writing Concise Sentences
Parallel Structures
Confusion: Sources and Remedies
Vocabulary Builders: Suggestions, Quizzes, Pop-Up Lexicon
Spelling: Rules, Suggestions, Quizzes
Paragraph Level
Sentence Variety
Consistency of Tense and Pronoun Reference
Avoiding Primer Language
Sentence-Combining Skills
Coherence and Transitions
Paragraph Development
Guide to Grammar and Writing – [Capital Community College Foundation]



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This sentence uses improper grammar: Capital Community College Foundation has a good site on Grammar and Writing which contains a very intensive guide from word and sentence, paragraph to essay and research paper level for grammar and writing.
“Which” should be replaced by “that”.
h. balzonia says on August 8th, 2008 at 11:43 am
Does the umbrella of grammar include spelling? Can a sentence have perfect grammar yet have words misspelled? Thanks for any clarification…
Jdo1 says on February 17th, 2009 at 5:21 pm
Can you explain a expository essay for my 7th grader?