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Scoop.it!
A nice site for learning and practising grammar with feedback for for both student and teacher. Watch the videos and answer the quiz questions.
Elizabeth E Charles's insight:
A good interactive way to learn and practice grammar.
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Grammar and punctuation: the two most irritant-inducing things since time began when not used properly. Of course, we students have been spelling since those dreaded tests back in primary school but, as an adult, spelling - along with punctuation - seems to become a chore. Via Peter Mellow
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In a world of spellcheck and texting abbreviations, few people want to take the time to learn about subjects, objects, and dangling modifiers. Besides, computers can fix our sentences for us. However, as anyone who's suffered an autocorrect embarrassment knows, computers don't always get it right. Language is a human tool and requires the insight of… Via Ana Cristina Pratas
Ricard Garcia's curator insight,
April 23, 2015 2:40 AM
Good "on-the-go" tools for grammar reference... let's go mobile! |
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There’s no denying it — the English language can be mighty tricky. When writing a paper, a novel or even an e-mail, you might look at a sentence you just wrote and think, “Is that comma supposed to be there?” or “Is that really the best word to use?” Fear not! TED-Ed has put together a list of four of our favorite grammar and language lessons to get your next piece of writing in tip-top shape. Via THE OFFICIAL ANDREASCY
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We all make grammar mistakes every now and then. The Internet comes to the rescue. Here are some websites that can help you avoid the grammar police. Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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