Writing-Grammar

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=[|Forty Best Web Sites for Young Writers]=
 * Includes sites for courses, creative boosters, grammar help, and getting published.

Publishing Your Work
Figment.com
 * Community where you can share your writing, connect with other readers, and discover new stories and authors. Whatever you're into, from sonnets to mysteries, from sci-fi stories to cell phone novels, it is here.

[|TeenInk]
 * Devoted entirely to teen writing, art, photos and forums. Students must be age 13-19 to participate, register, and/or submit work.

[|Research and Writing Links]
 * //Information You Can Trust// from the Internet Public Library Project 2 (IPL2)
 * Links for helping you writing research projects, grammar.

Writing
Transition Words and Phrase s [|BYU Writing Class] [|Study Zone] [|University of Richmond]

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Grammar
[|Grammar 101]
 * Basics of the parts of speech proper useage.

[|Dr. Grammar | University of Northern Iowa]
 * Devoted to providing helpful assistance for writers everywhere! It does not matter whether you are looking for help with comma rules or with formats for writing business letters (or with everything in between), you will find helpful assistance here.

[|Grammar, Punctuation, and Spelling]
 * Links to help you spell and punctuate better. Includes The Seven Deadly Sins of Bad Writing and a table of 87 commonly misspelled words.

[|Grammarphobia.com: Grammar, Usage, Etymology, and More]
 * By the Patricia T. O'Conner and Steward Kellerman. O'Conner is the best selling author of //Woe is I : the Grammarphobe's Guide to Better English in Plain English// . You can find //Woe is I// here in our library: **HS 808 OCO**