| Grammar |
| Beginning learners of a foreign language are tempted to believe that grammar is all you need to learn. Native-born speakers are tempted to believe they know it already. |
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| Writing |
| If you plan out your writing in advance, you're less likely to have a paper that wanders or runs out of ideas. Here is some help on practical issues of organizing content and formatting. |
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| Punctuation |
| Punctuation is a nuisance, but it needs to be right in order to make the meaning of your sentences clear, especially in a language like English where word order is so important. |
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| Citation |
| Backing up your arguments with external support gives your writing authority and credibility. Here's how to incorporate and format your sources while avoiding plagiarism. |
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| Style |
| The "deeper grammar" of writing is building proficiency in vocabulary and phrasing. Here are some handouts to help with developing a stronger and clearer tone in your writing. |
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| Activities |
| Grammar handouts can get pretty dry if that's all you do in class. If you're a teacher yourself, here are some activities and articles that will get individual or group brains to work. |
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