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102. English Language Quizzes From vocabulary to spelling and grammar, englishlanguage quiz questions categorized. http://www.funtrivia.com/cgi-bin/quizlist.cgi?type=cat&cat=2&brief=yes

103. Spelling / Grammar Obviously Janet needs a little help. Check out the following sites for online dictionaries as well as fun, interactive spelling and grammar challenges. http://www.members.shaw.ca/bhamblett/spelling___grammar.htm

"I have a spelling checker It came with my PC; It plainly marks four my revue Mistakes I cannot sea. I've run this poem threw it, I'm sure your pleased too no, Its letter perfect in it's weigh, My checker tolled me sew." Janet Minor Obviously Janet needs a little help. Check out the following sites for online dictionaries as well as fun, interactive spelling and grammar challenges. This Guide to Grammar and Writing provides a copious amount of information on grammar rules, spelling tips, as well as helpful hints on how to write paragraphs and essays. Miriam-Webster On-Line Dictionary and Thesaurus OWL: On-Line Writing Lab designed by Purdue University, not only provides students with interactive grammar exercises, but its Power Point samples are an excellent resource for teachers too. Word Central offers interactive word games. The English Zone offers guidance on grammar, spelling, writing, vocabulary and study skills. This site is good for both students and teachers. Here is a simple 50 Word Spelling Test that you can take on-line.

104. Tahitian Academy Information on the organization responsible for safeguarding and enriching the Tahitian language, normalizing vocabulary, grammar and spelling, promoting publication of books in Tahitian and general education in the language. http://www.tahitinet.com/presense/academy.html

THE TAHITIAN ACADEMY The Tahitian Academy was created by a vote of the Territorial Assembly on August 2, 1972. It was inaugurated on July 2, 1974 by the Governor Daniel Videau and its statutes were approved by the Territorial Assembly on December 5, 1974. The Academy is aimed at safeguarding and enriching the Tahitian language, normalislng the vocabulary, the grammar and the spelling, promoting the publication of books in Tahitian as well as the generalized teaching of the language. Since its foundation, the Academy has written, in collaboration with the Territorial Education Service, the books used for teaching Tahitian in the primary schools. In 1987 it wrote and published a huge grammar (T: tarame) of the Tahitian language (500 ex. in bond version and 2,500 ex. in paperback version) aimed at enacting precise official grammatical and orthographical rules. It searches for the translation of words related to specialized fields of activity (navigation, medicine, meteorology, etc) for which it has until now published two vocabularies. The Academy has also published two volumes of words of contemporary Tahitian which were not listed in the usual dictionaries. Each year, it organizes literary competitions aimed at finding the best works from which abstracts are thereafter published in anthologies by the Academy. Until now two such anthologies have been printed.

105. Grammar, Punctuation, Spelling - Links Purdue University Online Writing Lab has handouts and exercises on grammar, spelling, and punctuation, PowerPoint presentations related to grammar, and an http://www.jeanweber.com/links/grammar.htm

Grammar, punctuation, spelling The Web abounds with sites teaching grammar, punctuation, and spelling. Not surprisingly, most of these sites are provided by educational institutions, teachers, or business-writing consultants, presumably to make up for the lack of grammar teaching in so many school systems for the past several decades. Some are tutorials (masquerading as style guides) for technical communicators. Here are a few sites that I have found useful or that other people have recommended to me. Purdue University Online Writing Lab has handouts and exercises on grammar, spelling, and punctuation, PowerPoint presentations related to grammar, and an entire section of handouts and resources for learners of English as a Second Language. http://owl.english.purdue.edu/handouts/grammar/ Grammar, Punctuation, and Capitalization: A Handbook for Technical Writers and Editors . Very thorough and detailed. http://stipo.larc.nasa.gov/sp7084/sp7084cont.html Online Technical Writing: Common Grammar, Usage, and Spelling Problems http://www.io.com/~hcexres/tcm1603/acchtml/gramov.html

106. Microsoft Word: Word Spelling/grammar Dictonary Gets Set To French Solution Title Word spelling/grammar dictonary gets set to French Author arudson Points 250 Grade B Date 11/17/2003 1139AM PST, Is this what you are http://www.experts-exchange.com/Applications/MS_Office/Word/Q_20800756.html

June 11, 2004 - 08:47PM PDT Careers Site News Support Help ... Misc Page Options Reload This Question Word Area Send To A Friend Who's using EE? You're in good company Page Editor Word JOrzech Featured Expert JOrzech Ask An Expert Now! Home All Topics ... Word Viewing a Question Microsoft Word Solutions and Articles Solution Title: Word spelling/grammar dictonary gets set to French Author: arudson Points: 250 Grade: B Date: 11/17/2003 11:39AM PST Is this what you are looking for? If not, try our Search Some of my users are experiencing a strange problem, where MS Word will inexplicably switch to the french dictionary when spell-checking their documents. It doesn't happen all the time, and there appears to be no logic to it. I've tried switching back to the english dictionary, but it doesn't stick (reverts to french again). I've also gone into the MS Office language settings panel, and disabled french (and so forth), but it appears to have no effect. What is going on? And more importantly, how do I prevent this from happening? Thanks!

107. Techdirt:Spelling/Grammar Checker Makes Good Writers Worse spelling/grammar Checker Makes Good Writers Worse. (Mis)Uses of Technology Contributed by Mike on Thursday, March 13th, 2003 @ 0452PM from the oops dept. http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20030313/1651252.shtml

techdirt corporate intelligence techdirt wireless techdirt books techdirt reports ... feedback Search Techdirt Try the Advanced Search Spelling/Grammar Checker Makes Good Writers Worse Contributed by Mike on Thursday, March 13th, 2003 @ 04:52PM from the oops dept. Everyone has stories about "bad" spell checkers or grammar checkers suggesting something silly (which often makes it into the final document). Now, some researchers are studying just how much people rely on the little squiggly red and green lines in Microsoft Word. What they found is that, while it brings up the quality of poor writers, it makes good writers worse - since they start to rely on the spell checker completely, while ignoring their own instincts. The Personal Phone Hub Gets Respectable Reply Flattened Related Links makes good writers worse Related Articles More by Mike home ... feedback This site was built on the slashdot code.

108. Spelling/Grammar Correction spelling/grammar correction. From Vladimir Vuksan vuksan veus hr ; To balsalist gnome org; Subject spelling/grammar correction; http://mail.gnome.org/archives/balsa-list/2000-May/msg00125.html

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109. Learn French Spelling, Grammar French Worksheet Plural. Name _ Date _. Useful Link French Plural. Decide whether each of the http://www.optimnem.co.uk/french_worksheet2.htm

Subscribe to our newsletter Enter your email address French Worksheet - Plural Useful Link: French Plural Decide whether each of the following words is plural or not. Circle 'Y' (yes) for a plural word, and 'N' (no) if not. 1. oiseaux Y N 2. madame Y N 3. gens Y N 4. cochon Y N 5. pays Y N Re-write the following words in their plural forms: 2. tasse 5. soeur Put an 's', where needed, in the following sentences: 1. Le bateaux sont vieux. 2. Mes parent parlent anglais. Toute les fille sont l' cole. 4. Toujour, il y a l'espoir. 5. Le jardin sont beaux. Answer Key: Exercise 1: Y, N, Y, N, Y Exercise 2: 'chevaux'; 'tasses'; 'photos'; 'messieurs'; 'soeurs' Exercise 3: 'Les bateaux sont vieux'; 'mes parents parlent anglais'; 'toutes les filles sont l' cole'; 'toujours, il y a l'espoir'; 'les jardins sont beaux' Optimnem (c) http://www.optimnem.co.uk

110. WAEC English spelling/grammar. Top Up Language Book 5. Judi Pope. Photocopiable This series is designed to provide extension and enrichment http://www.waec.ac.nz/shared/products/viewBooks.aspx?typeid=4&catid=5&subid=431

111. Mnemonics - Spelling And Grammar spelling and grammar. A friend is always there when the end comes. For those who always look at friend and think that it looks http://users.frii.com/geomanda/mnemonics/spelling.html

Spelling and Grammar A friend is always there when the end comes. For those who always look at "friend" and think that it looks wrong - emailed to me by kcomer@metronet.com General Eisenhower's oldest girl rode a pony home yesterday. How to spell Geography! Thanks, silmaril@kuentos.guam.net George eats old gray rats and paints houses yellow. Also how to spell Geography. This one is from wildcats@psci.net - thanks! George Ellen's Old Grandmother Rode A Pig Home Yesterday. And again ... from rlands@bellatlantic.net I before E except after C And when saying "A" as in Neighbor or Weigh And weird is weird. That's fairly self-explanatory. This is one I have to whisper to myself EVERY time I spell "receive" (I whispered it again, just now, typing that word!). Thanks to cedric@pts.mot.com for providing the last line of the rhyme. Of course, icyblood@infowest.com points out that there are about 200 words that don't follow this rule, as in "kaleidoscope". Separate is A RAT of a word to spell To remember to spell separate correctly, instead of "seperate". Emailed to me by bntfkap@northstar.k12.ak.us

112. Word 2000 Tutorial · FGCU Technology Skills Orientation Graphics, spelling and grammar, Page Formatting ». AutoCorrect. Word automatically corrects spelling and grammar Check. Word will automatically http://www.fgcu.edu/support/office2000/word/spelling.html

Navigate FGCU Web... FGCU Home Page Prospective Students Parents Current Students Library Services Explore FGCU Calendar of Events News Academics Administration Catalog/Schedule Distance Learning Gulfline Research Athletics Campus Connection Learning Assistance Testing Services WGCU Broadcast Services Spelling and Grammar AutoCorrect Word automatically corrects many commonly misspelled words and punctuation marks with the AutoCorrect feature. To view the list of words that are automatically corrected, select . This may be a hidden feature so click the double arrows at the bottom of the Tools menu listing if the AutoCorrect choice is not listed. Many options including the accidental capitalization of the first two letters of a word and capitalization of the first word of the sentence can be automatically corrected from this page. If there are words you often misspell, enter the wrong and correct spellings in the Replace and With fields.

113. Davidson's Learning Center Series Spelling/Grammar Ages 6-up By Vivendi Universa Buy Davidson s Learning Center Series spelling/grammar Ages 6up by Vivendi Universal Interactive Publishing (CD-ROM) from home at our online store. http://www.mathbook.com/bio/g/Edmund_Gunter/Davidson_s_Learning_Center_Series_Sp

For Age: 4 years and up LeapPad by LeapFrog At Amazon on 4-15-2003. More Info This talking book comes with an interactive ''magic pen'' that works like a hand-held computer mouse pointer. Children can opt to turn the paper pages and listen to the story read with different voices for each character. Or they can interrupt the read-aloud session to play with the magic pen (permanently attached with a wire). They can point the pen tip to any word on a page and hear it pronounced, or touch a picture and hear a sound effect (such as ''Strike one!'' for the baseball bat). Very similar to the popular Living Books computer games, this 10-by-11-inch book is more portable than a home computer. Stories in this set include Lil's Loose Tooth, Richard Scarry's Best Word Book Ever, and Winnie the Pooh in A Sweet Good Morning. The set also includes a paper piano keyboard and map and human anatomy games. Gail Hudson Batteries: 4 AA batteries required. Math for All Seasons List Price: $16.95 Visit Our Sites: Buy Law Books Top Quality Wrist Watches

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zebra, zebra@wroxham.env.uea.ac.uk Fri, 27 Dec 96 12:00:35 EST http://purl.org/net/archive/gis-l/msg00219.html "digitis/zation" spelling/grammar question? "digitis/zation" spelling/grammar question? gis-l-msg00219 gis-l Listserv Archive Messages Sorted By: [ Date ] [ Thread ] [ Author ] [ Subject ] Previous Message: Mazzanti Massimo : Environmental GIS examples Next Message: Mehta, Anurag: ArcView/Oracle "digitis/zation" spelling/grammar question? To gis-l@urisa.org Subject "digitis/zation" spelling/grammar question? From zebra@wroxham.env.uea.ac.uk Date: Fri, 27 Dec 96 11:49:24 EST Cais-Gateway: I'm cool Content-Length: 606 Reply-To: gis-l@urisa.org Sender: gis-l@urisa.org Messages Sorted By: [ Date ] [ Thread ] [ Author ] [ Subject ] Previous Message: Mazzanti Massimo : Environmental GIS examples Next Message: Mehta, Anurag: ArcView/Oracle

116. Rutgers Writing Program - News - Win Cash In Spelling/Grammar Contest Writing Program Main Page. Win Cash in spelling/grammar Contest. The prize is for excellence in spelling and grammar; the award is $115.00. http://wp.rutgers.edu/program/news/tunis.html

ESL PALS Plangere Writing Center English Department ... English Tech Search the Rutgers Writing Program... Writing Program Main Page Win Cash in Spelling/Grammar Contest FRESHMEN ONLY: The Tunis Quick Contest will be held Saturday morning April 6, 2002 from 10:00 - 12:00 in Murray Hall, Room 115. The prize is for excellence in spelling and grammar; the award is $115.00. There is no registration required. See all headlines . . . Rutgers University Writing Program Printer-friendly page Site Feedback: Barclay Barrios barclay.barrios@rutgers.edu

117. English Dictionary, English-French Dictionary; Spanish, German, And More. Ultralingua dictionaries and Grammatica spelling and grammar checkers are also available as APIs for integration into other applications. http://www.ultralingua.com/en/api.html

VIEW CART QUICK ORDER View this page in: English Home Products Downloads Order Info ... Upgrades Are you a developer or distributor? Consider the Ultralingua Solution.... Developer/OEM contact: sales@ultralingua.com Ultralingua dictionaries and Grammatica spelling and grammar checkers are also available as APIs for integration into other applications. ( Note: the license requires that the end-user application not be a dedicated dictionary or spelling/grammar-checker. The Ultralingua dictionary API is a compiled C++ API. Pricing depends on features and number of languages. Contact us at sales@ultralingua.com for details. The Grammatica COM component (for use with VB and .NET ; there is also a compiled C++ API) allows developers to add spelling and (optionally) grammar checking to text fields in their application. This is a royalty-free model for unlimited distribution in one product. (For other models, please contact us.) The COM component provides unparallelled correction of text, offering extensive suggestions for correction of both spelling and grammar. Grammatica is currently available for UK English, US English, French, and Spanish (spelling only). German is in development, soon to be released. Developers can view the features of Grammatica in our own end-user versions. Fully functional demo versions of the end-user application may be downloaded via our

118. Education World® : Special Theme Center July 5th July 18th, 1999. Language. Writing. spelling. grammar. Vocabulary. Reading too! Dozens of ideas for teaching language, spelling, grammar . http://www.education-world.com/a_special/langarts_99.shtml

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119. Spelling And Grammar spelling and grammar on the World Wide Web Proper spelling, grammar and punctuation are the devices available to help you do just that. http://www.webprofession.com/departs/99-08/dep400a.html

IWA Banner Network Spelling and Grammar on the World Wide Web Marc W. McCord CobraGraphics There is little more irritating that to read pages on the web where the publishers have no clue about how to spell or how to use proper English-language structures such as grammar and punctuation. We are all guilty of these lapses to one extent or another, but many people appear to either be ignorant of the rules or else just don't bother to proofread what they write before submitting it for the world to see. Good web pages require proper spelling, grammar, punctuation and syntax to convey a message that is coherent and meaningful. Today's world of personal computers offers many programs which have excellent utilities and tools to help us out when we don't know the rules of the English language or when we are too busy to administer them on our own. Common mistakes are everywhere, and they convey a negative image of the author, especially if being read by well educated people and even more especially if what is being read is intended to elicit business for the author. Some spell checkers do just that single function, while others also check grammar. The two work hand in hand. If grammar is not checked then one could properly spell a word but misuse it because it is a homonym, a word which sounds the same or similar, but is spelled differently and has a different meaning. For instance, the words "they're", "there" and "their" sound almost identical the way many people say them, but their meanings are as different as night and day. The same can be said if "illicit" and "elicit". And, there are many other examples where the use of the wrong word can cast a shadow over the author.

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