Writing Resources: Grammar

Co-authored by English Professor, Dr. Christopher Taylor, this website covers Learning the basics of grammar, practicing grammar, avoiding common mistakes, and finding reliable resources,

Lessons and tips that will help you use proper grammar. Includes videos.

from grammarly.com blog explains FANBOYS

scribendi.com provides a detailed guide to using conjunctions properly.

Mary Morel explains how to use me, I and myself properly.

Marja Stack explains the proper use of me, myself, and I.

A Guide from College of the Mainland in Texas

An article from TechRepublic.com comparing various alternatives

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Hemingway builds on the innovations of researchers of a field called “Readability.” These researchers study how understandable a piece of writing is. Part of that work involves trying to decide which U.S. grade level is required to understand your text. Hemingway judges the “grade level” of your text using the Automated Readability Index. It's a reliable algorithm used since the days of electronic typewriters.

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