41. Grammar & Mechanics Web Resources grammar mechanics Web Resources. http//owl.english.purdue.edu/handouts/grammar/g_appos.htmhttp//owl.english.purdue.edu/handouts/general/gl_sentclar.htm. http://www.mtholyoke.edu/acad/programs/wcl/saw/students/links/grammar.shtml

Grammar http://www2.ncsu.edu/ncsu/grammar/ http://www.orst.edu/dept/writing-center/tips.html http://owl.english.purdue.edu/handouts/grammar/index.html http://www.temple.edu/writingctr/cweb504.htm http://www.ualr.edu/~owl/grammar.htm http://odin.english.udel.edu/wc/resource/grammar.html http://www.english.uiuc.edu/cws/wworkshop/grammarmenu.htm http://www.unc.edu/depts/wcweb/handouts/ http://www.wisc.edu/writing/Handbook/GramStyPunct.html 12 Common Errors http://www.wisc.edu/writing/Handbook/CommonErrors.html Punctuation Basic rules/overview http://www.ualr.edu/~owl/checklistpunctuation.htm http://www.orst.edu/dept/writing-center/h-puncru.html http://www.asu.edu/duas/wcenter/punctuation.html http://owl.english.purdue.edu/handouts/grammar/g_overvw.html Punctuation in detail Apostrophes http://www.asu.edu/duas/wcenter/apostrophes.html http://owl.english.purdue.edu/handouts/grammar/g_apost.html Commas http://www.wisc.edu/writing/Handbook/Commas.html http://www.orst.edu/dept/writing-center/h-run-on.html http://www.ualr.edu/~owl/sentencesense.htm http://www.asu.edu/duas/wcenter/commas.html ... http://www.unc.edu/depts/wcweb/handouts/commas.html Dashes http://www.wisc.edu/writing/Handbook/Dashes.html

42. GGU - Division Of General Education - English & Communications - English Placeme It will show a clear command of the language and will have relativelyfew errors in sentence structure, grammar, and mechanics. http://www.ggu.edu/academic_programs/division_general_ed/english_communications/

Index Help FAQs Locations ... Log In Academic Programs Online Learning Student Services Course Listings Libraries About GGU Change Text Size: A A Academic Programs Division of General Education ... English Placement Criteria English Placement Criteria Undergraduate English Evaluation Criteria The Undergraduate English Placement test asks students to read a short article and respond in a short essay. The following guidelines will be used by the readers of the essay to place students in ENGL 10A, 10B, OR 1A: The ENGL 1A essay will respond directly, thoughtfully, and logically to the question or topic assigned. It will effectively summarize the reading. It will be well organized and well or adequately developed, using examples from the your experience and evidence from the reading to support your own ideas. It will show a clear command of language and will have very few errors in sentence structure, grammar, and mechanics. The ENGL 10B essay will respond directly to the topic, and will be adequately organized, although it may have limited development and problematic logic, and show an incomplete understanding of the reading. It may contain a few problems in sentence structure, grammar, or mechanics. The ENGL 10A essay may show little or no understanding of the topic and may lack coherence or adequate development. It will probably contain multiple errors in sentence structure, grammar, or mechanics.

43. UPCP grammar/mechanics/Punctuation Handouts Click on an icon to downloadthe corresponding file. Acrobat PDF File Icon, How to Use Colons. http://upcp.ece.gatech.edu/general/handouts.html

Grammar/Mechanics/Punctuation Handouts Click on an icon to download the corresponding file. How to Use Colons Comma Splices, Fragments, and Run-Ons Formula Sheet for Commas Main Uses of the Comma How to Use Semicolons The Unnecessary Comma Transitions Please read the . For questions or comments about this site contact: Chad Etzel

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46. Compweb: Writing - An Online Reference skills and assist them with generating ideas, organizing material, developing a thesis,documenting research, and solving general grammar and mechanics problems http://www.wwnorton.com/write/waor/e_reserves1.htm

e -Reserves : Research and Writing Writing in Academic Contexts The Elements of Style by William Strunk Jr. Link 1 This short essay by Kathy Duffin gives an overview of the stages of writing an academic paper. Focusing on the rhetorical concerns of argument, the essay takes a step-by-step approach, detailing the ways a writer explores the purpose of writing, decides on a thesis, and offers support. Well written and concise, the essay is a good review of the process. ARTFL Project: ROGETˆS Thesaurus Search Form Link 2 Provided by Michael Engle, this set of resources takes students through choosing a viable topic, planning a paper, conducting research, citing sources, and more. The site is broken down into useful tutorials that offer links to other materials and specialized information. The site also gives general resources of interest to both teachers and students, including a glossary of library terms and links to other topical resources. Guide to Grammar and Writing Link 3 Offered by Capital Community College, Hartford, Connecticut, this site covers many aspects of writing in academic contexts. Included are sections on gathering materials and taking notes, avoiding plagiarism, outlining, incorporating citations, formatting a paper, and preparing a Works Cited page. There is also an extensive bank of MLA-style citations, broken down by the type of source.

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49. Baccalaureate Writing Competency Test general Guidelines. possible per grader); In judging Sentence Skills, each graderwill examine how well the student used basic grammar, mechanics, and usage. http://cobanetwork.com/bwct/bwctguidelines.htm

Baccalaureate Writing Competency Test: General Guidelines DO NOT WRITE YOUR NAME ON THE BOOKLET - ID NUMBER ONLY SUGGESTED TIME - THREE HOURS General Guidelines The purpose of the Baccalaureate Writing Competency Test is to ascertain that you are capable of writing with proficiency in your degree area, expressing your ideas with reasonable written clarity, supporting your points adequately, and using standard written English. Successful completion is a graduation requirement. The essay must be at least 640 words in length (approximately 10 double-spaced pages in the blue book, depending on your handwriting.) You must write in essay format, that is, you must use paragraphs and other organizational devices, rather than one ling, combined narrative. Write on every other line in the blue book. No outside materials or references may be used.

50. Amherst College Writing Center: Helpful Sources University of Chicago Press Manual of Style. grammar, mechanics, and Style KarenElizabeth The Elements of Style; Joseph M. Williams Style. general Writing Guides http://www.amherst.edu/~writing/sources.html

Amherst College Site Map Search Amherst College ... Writing Center Helpful Sources The MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers University of Chicago Press Manual of Style Grammar, Mechanics, and Style Karen Elizabeth Gordon The Transitive Vampire Gordon The Well-Tempered Sentence Richard A. Lanham Revising Prose The Merriam Webster Concise Handbook for Writers The Elements of Style Joseph M. Williams Style General Writing Guides Peter Elbow Writing with Power Anne Lamott Bird by Bird William Zinsser On Writing Well Wayne C. Booth, Gregory G. Colomb and Joseph Williams The Craft of Research Online Sources Jack Lynch's (UPenn) Grammar and Style Notes Purdue University's On-Line Writing Lab Susan Snively's Writing Better Tufts University's Avoiding Plagiarism (includes a self-test) And not to be overlooked... a good dictionary (try Webster's On-line ), and a thesaurus, if used well (not to pad your paper with unfamiliar words!) Back to Writing Center Home E-mail the Writing Center

51. Middle School structure, paragraph structure, writing process, creative writing, research process,library research projects, grammar, mechanics, speaking and general Music. http://www.ripon.k12.wi.us/admin/Learning plan/middleschool.htm

Up School District of Ripon Sixth Grade Activities/Skills/Knowledge Emphasized Reading Genre and literary elements, appreciation of literature, reading strategies, novels, library research/resources Language Sentence structure, paragraph structure, writing process, creative writing, research process, library research projects, grammar, mechanics, speaking and listening skills (informational demonstration speeches), spelling, word processing and desktop publishing Mathematics Decimal mastery, percent introduction, geometry area/perimeter/circumference/volume, fraction operations, measurement, ratio/proportion introduction, positive/negative number introduction, problem solving Earth Science Measurement in science, astronomy, physical mapping of earth’s surface, earth’s internal structure, mineral/rocks, plate tectonics, natural history of Wisconsin, earth’s water systems, weather/climate Health Emergency care/first aid safety Social Studies Maps/globes, western hemisphere (early people/geography, explorers), Latin America and Canada (history, culture, geography, government, language, future), current events

52. Grammar Matters Basic mechanics and 118. halfhour Go to Simplified grammar quiz (Northern IllinoisUniversity). half-hour Try an interactive general grammar package. http://www3.niu.edu/newsplace/grammar.html

A set of interactive exercises covering Grammar Matters Bookmark this page now. Grammar packets. Journalism stylebook packet Need help? Order a copy of "The Journalism QuickGuide." Check out j-skills.html for newswriting and editing Web exercises. Packet 1. [1.5 hours] Do just these exercises at "Writer's Workshop" in this order: "Case" "Punctuation I" "Punctuation II" "That/Which/Who" "Subject-Verb Agreement" [Hint: the number is singular; a number is plural.] "Antecedent Agreement" This list will stay in this window. Return here using the taskbar at the very bottom. Go to Writer's Workshop (Ball State University) . [Enlarge the window if necessary.] Review. [15 minutes] Try the "Test of the Emergency Grammar System." The first eight questions should be familiar. But the last two have surprising twists. Go to "Test of the Emergency Grammar System" (University of Oregon, which you'll see is the home of the Ducks) . Return here using the bottom taskbar. Packet 2. [2.5 hours] Do just these exercises at "Guide to Grammar" in this order: 31. Subject-Verb Agreement

53. ENC 2210 Syllabus Wk 1 Jan 8/9 introduction, definitions, tech writing vs general writing, audiencelevels, communication Wk 4 Jan 29/30 - grammar and mechanics (Reep - Ch http://www.nwe.ufl.edu/~sfenty/ENC_2210_Spring.html

ENC 2210: Technical Writing - Sections 1749 and 3532 Lecture Times - Mon 6:15pm, CAR 100, Tues 6:15pm, TUR L005 (videotaped) Lab Times - Section 1749 meets Wednesdays in ROL 314, periods 3-4, Section 3532 meets Fridays in ROL 114, periods 6-7 Lab Instructor - Sean Fenty Email - sfenty@nwe.ufl.edu Office/Office Hours - 503 Rolf Hall, Wednesdays 11:30am-1:30pm, and Monday 3:00pm-4:00pm TEXT Technical Writing recommended: the course packet and any good grammar book or online resource OBJECTIVES to introduce students to major forms of professional communication to develop in students a positive attitude towards professional communication DESCRIPTION ENC 2210 is a lower-level course emphasizing the basics of professional communication (research, organization, grammar/mechanics/style) and the forms of professional communication (letters, memos, non-formal and formal reports, proposals). The course is not intended to be remedial although we will work with grammar and mechanics. Students with major difficulties in English will be required to work in the Writing Lab in Broward Hall. All students are urged to make use of this fine service. There will be a one-period lecture each week. There may be quizzes from the lectures and book reading in the weekly labs, so you must attend the lecture before your lab and do assigned readings. In the two-period lab sessions, instructors will review the lecture, assign and discuss outside papers, and conduct in-class writing/editing exercises. Periodic quizzes on readings and lectures, grammar tests, and the first of two Unit Exams will be given during the labs. The second Unit Exam will be given during the lecture.

54. Franklin County Technical School master the fundamentals of English grammar, mechanics and usage. word analysis, wordusage, grammar and composition It incorporates both general educational and http://eagle.fcts.org/acadinfo.html

Home About Our School Philosophy Parent/Teacher Access ... Contact Us Academic Programs... English Language Arts Offerings Freshman Year Ninth grade students receive instruction in the following four categories: WRITING: A strong emphasis will be placed on daily writing and the process of creating finished, polished pieces for inclusion in a formal portfolio. Students will write within the genres of personal reflection, essays, fiction, and poetry. In addition, technical writing will be an important focus. READING: Each student will read at least eight books on his/her own and report those books in a variety of ways: oral presentation; oral and written reports to the instructor; and thematic essays that discuss material in the reading. LITERATURE: Students will be exposed to a wide range of literary genres and modes. Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, and related subject areas, will be studied in depth. ORAL PRESENTATION: In addition to speaking frequently in class, students will present reports on research, independent reading, and individual or group work. GRAMMAR, MECHANICS, and USAGE:

55. Information And Control -- 1967 Carl W. Helstrom. Detection theory and quantum mechanics. Joel M. Cohen. The equivalenceof two concepts of categorical grammar. Automata in general algebras. http://theory.lcs.mit.edu/~iandc/ic67.html

Information and Control 1967 Volume 10, Number 1, January 1967 Robert Lugannani and John B. Thomas . On a class of stochastic processes which are closed under linear transformations. Information and Control , 10(1):1-21, January 1967. [ BibTeX entry Robert Balzer . An 8-state minimal time solution to the firing squad synchronization problem. Information and Control , 10(1):22-42, January 1967. References and Citations. BibTeX entry Richard B. Thomas and Michael Kassler . Character recognition in context. Information and Control , 10(1):43-64, January 1967. References. BibTeX entry C. E. Shannon R. G. Gallager , and E. R. Berlekamp . Lower bounds to error probability for coding on discrete memorylless channels. I. Information and Control , 10(1):65-103, January 1967. References and Citations. BibTeX entry D. A. R. Seeley . A short note on Bandyopadhyay's proof of the decipherability criterion of Sardinas and Patterson. Information and Control , 10(1):104-106, January 1967. References. BibTeX entry Volume 10, Number 2, February 1967 G. H. Matthews

56. Onlinewritinglabs guides, MLA, APA, and Chicago documentation, and general tips for exam, the writingprocess, organization and content, grammar and mechanics, style and http://www.gsu.edu/~wwwcwr/writingcenters.html

writing@gsu.edu Services Resources Research ... Links The Georgia State Website provides general information about the Center and offers many online services. We created the site to assist both the community and students unable to come to the Center during open hours. The site also allows patrons to connect to numerous online writing resources. Spring Dates: January 19 - May 6 Spring Hours: Monday - Thursday 10 to 6 Closed Tuesday 12 to 1 Location: 976 GCB Tip of the day: Contact Info: email: writing@gsu.edu Online Writing Labs: Online writing resources Writing Resources Georgia State Links Writing Center tutors have compiled a list of 25 online writing labs that may be useful for students, teachers, and researchers. These labs provide a wealth of information on writing related subjects. Just click on the source. The list: Bellvue Community College offers a thorough, annotated list of online writing resources, and helpful tips on MLA and APA documentation, parallel structure and apostrophes.

57. Composition And Rhetoric Sources For materials on grammar and mechanics held at other of Illinois that has suggestionsfor teaching formal grammar. A good general starting point for the Web http://cal.bemidji.msus.edu/English/Resources/CompRhet.html

Composition and Rhetoric Resources Department of English Bemidji State University (under revision Aug - Sept 1996) This page provides BSU GAs with a set of common on-line materials in composition and rhetoric for teaching and research. There are three parts. The first lists links to local resource papges and sites and to electronic versions of fairly traditional teaching and scholarly materials: grammar and stylebooks, student papers for consideration and examples, bibliographies. The second part lists materials for teaching on-line, computer-mediated communication (cmc), and the web. The third part is a list of professional organizations and listserv mail groups in composition and rhetoric. Know these, consult these, join these: they are your door into the profession. Send comments, suggestions, or additions to mcmorg@vax1.bemidji.msus.edu If you don't find what you need here, a good starting point for more composition/rhetoric resources is Rhetoric and Composition Materials at CMU . CMU's materials are extensive and kept up to date. Many of the links in this document are found at CMU as welljust in case CMU is down. A good index and set of general materials in English and the Humanities is at The English Server at CMU Part I: General Writing Resources and Teaching and Scholarly Materials Local Resources and Web Pages We have set up a number of writing resource pages for students. Rather than duplicate such lists, please link to these pages and to provide links to them for your students. If you would like something added to any of these pages, send it to

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