The Assembly for the Teaching of English Grammar

The Assembly for
the Teaching of English Grammar

Grammar Links on the Internet

Links in the following lists have all come to the attention of ATEG in some way. Their appearance here does not imply any endorsement by ATEG. They are provided only for your convenience and information. In some cases they may no longer be available, and will be removed unless updated.

Teaching Grammar

Rx:Write by Amy Benjamin. Rx:Write is a compilation of Web-based prescriptive lessons. Teachers can use Rx:Write to refer students to specific skills, as the need arises in their writing. It includes a strong grammar component.
Experiential Skills for Future Grammar Teachers: Feedback from the ESL Classroom "The page is intended primarily for people who will be ESL teachers, but it raised a lot of points that native-speaker teachers are concerned about. Also, it has an interesting list of desired skills for Future Grammar Teachers (FGTs) of which many hold true of native-speaker grammar teachers as well as ESL teachers." -- Johanna Rubba
Exploring the Grammar Wars by Rebecca Wheeler
Grammar Blast grammar games and quizzes
Grammar Course over the Internet by Ed Vavra
KS3 - A Tutorial in Grammar for Teachers
Web English Teacher grammar lesson ideas for teachers
Grammar in the Secondary National Strategy a British site advocating the teaching of grammar in secondary schools

Grammar Information and Practice

The Armchair Grammarian by Montana Jones
Common English Errors A Web site which simply and entertainingly explains a number of common spelling and usages errors in English. Created by Washington State University Professor of English Paul Brians.
English Grammar Tutor An Australian editing service with an online grammar book and an offer of free grammar lessons
Fun with Randomly-Generated Sentences An Interesting Way to Study English Sentence Patterns, by Charles Kelly
Grammar Matters the eight most common problems, by Professor Avi Bass, Northern Illinois University
Grammar Quizzes from The Internet TESL Journal
Grammar & Language Messageboard, the successor to Mary N. Bruder’s GrammarLady
Guide to Grammar and Writing by Charles Darling of Capital Community College
Non-stop English “You can practise your English grammar and vocabulary skills with interactive tests on this free website. You can receive free interactive email tests.”
Online English Grammar by Anthony Hughes
Punctuation Underdog Page by Albert Krahn
Purdue University Writing Lab Home of The Writing Lab Newsletter
GrammarDog Grammar exercises using literature
Get It Write Writing tips and a free newsletter service from Nancy Tuten, Columbia College (SC)

Organizations of Interest to Grammar Teachers

Mail Lists

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