Helpful Links
MLA Style Guide
APA Documentation Guidelines
Cornell University Style Guidelines for Annotated Bibliographies
Washington College “Nuts and Bolts of Grammar and Writing”
Purdue University Online Writing Lab -- Oldest online writing help site in the country
“Grammar Slammer” -- Online review of common grammar mistakes and some style guidelines.
Comprehensive Grammar Review -- Includes exercises arranged by problem area.
Strunk and White’s “Elements of Style” -- The oldest style manual still in circulation.
The American Heritage Book of English Usage -- Grammar and usage manual.
Roget’s Thesaurus Online
American Heritage Dictionary Online
Daily Grammar Lesson -- With the “Word of the Day” feature. The most useful part is the archive, which will answer any
grammar question.
The Writing Center -- A technical writing site, including information on how to write letters, memos, etc.
Silva Rhetoricae -- A beautifully done Web site devoted to the study of rhetoric.
Dartmouth College Composition Center -- Lots of good handouts and explanations.
The Literature Network -- Lots and lots and lots of literature online.
David Appleyard’s English Library -- Great nonfiction site, including some classics and some more modern stuff.