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Proofreading, Editing And Writing For Science, Business, And Personal Text
Proofreading, editing and writing of English text; spelling, grammar and sentence structure corrected; based in Edmonton, Canada.
http://www.ualberta.ca/~macraig

Extractions: PROOFREADING EDITING WRITING home services cost editor ... contact Editz Pro is a fast, reliable editing service for personal, business, educational and technical documents. Whether your material needs minor changes or complete rewriting, it will be treated with TLC at reasonable rates . Editz Pro is located in Edmonton AB Canada. Please e-mail Marcia Craig for more information. What is Editing? There are many ways to express a thought or idea. Aside from spelling and grammar mistakes, all ways may be correct. Editing is more than the correction of technical errors. The goal of good writing is to manipulate language so that the reader can appreciate the full impact of the message intended by the author. The editor establishes by proofreading, or by questioning the author, exactly what it is the writer wants to say. The editor then cuts away extraneous material so that ideas are exposed. Finally, the text is fine-tuned to make the ideas not only clear, but appealing to read about. Writing Style Each writer has a unique style. This style can add color to the presentation of the writer's ideas. Sometimes writers are afraid to let their personality show through their writing - afraid that a personal touch might make the material seem unsophisticated. At Editz Pro, the individual character of each piece of writing is respected and, whenever possible, maintained throughout the editing process.
English-Zone.Com - The BEST English-Learning Site On The Net!
Combination of feebased and free grammar, spelling, vocabulary, reading and writing exercises and tests subdivided by level and a conversation area with listening exercises chat room and a message board. There is a quick reference area for a basic words list, fables and idioms. Features humor and links to other resources.
http://www.english-zone.com/
Literacy Council Of Sumner County
Confidential, free, oneon-one tutoring to adults and youth with low or non-existent skills in reading, writing, spelling, grammar, math or English as a second language, without discrimination, enabling each individual to achieve his or her potential.
http://www.mid-tn.com/literacy/

Extractions: Mission Statement Our mission is to provide confidential, free, one-on-one tutoring to adults and youth with low or non-existent skills in reading, writing, spelling, grammar, math or English as a second language, without discrimination, enabling each individual to achieve his or her potential. The Literacy Council fulfills its mission by providing volunteer tutors aged 14 to 70+ to each student. Sumner County and the surrounding areas are served. The Literacy Council of Sumner County is located at City Square Shopping Center, 260 W. Main Street, rear lower level, Suite 111C, Hendersonville, TN. 37075 For further information, call VOLUNTEERS-THE MIRACLE WORKERS! Volunteers sometimes are amazed that, without specific training as a teacher, a measurable difference can be made. And it's a two-way street. Volunteers consistently maintain that they receive much more than they give. Two great gifts are being exchanged... knowledge and friendship . Pupil and tutor are both enrichedit's evident from the smiles, and the sparkle in their eyes.
ACE Copyediting.com: Self-help Writing Guide And Writer Tips For Reading Writing
A free monthly selfhelp writing guide for students of the English language who want to communicate more effectively. Guide covers grammar, punctuation, spelling, cliches, and jargon.
http://www.acecopyediting.com/ACEcopyediting - Self-Help Guide.htm
Apple - Downloads - Productivity Tools - Grammarian PRO X 1.0.2
Interactive spelling checking, grammar checking, dictionary, autocorrect, and autotypetool. Speedup of text drawing on spelling/grammar check window. Fixed.
http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/productivity_tools/grammarianprox.html

Extractions: - Spell checking uses thematics technology together with the grammar parse engine for error checking and suggestions. Over 220,000 words internal metaphonic spelling dictionary plus over 400,000 external spelling dictionary words, checks homophone spelling and uses phonetic or typographic suggestions. Simultaneous multilingual spell checking with additional free language dictionaries.
Disclaimer, Spoiler Warning, Spelling/Grammar/ Viewing
spelling/Grammer. Within these links, you will find words that have two differentways of spelling, such as 'realized/realised' and 'color/colour'.
http://vampire.implicit.net/Disclaimer/disclaimer.html

Extractions: Words not belonging to Anne Rice, Stan Rice, Christopher Rice or other parties, were written by me and therefore are my words. Please ask permission before removing or using anything from this site. In most cases, I will happily share my information as it is readily available to all, but wording by myself, permission is greatly appreciated. Any sites using my wording without permission, will be asked to remove it. Spoiler Warning If you do not wish to find out about upcoming characters or events in any of the novels before you have read them, please be careful what links you choose as there is a lot of information and extracts DIRECTLY from the novels throughout the site. Page References All page references are to paperback editions. If there is not a page reference, then it means either that (1)I've not gotten around to refinding the extract in the novel or (2)I only have the novel in hardcover and I'm waiting for the novel to be released in paperback so I can then put the reference with the extract. Why do I do the page references? Sometimes I need to reference something back to the novels when asked a question, so it makes it easier to find quickly and sometimes people like to look up the information themselves.
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

Extractions: Special Theme Articles Archives: VIEW ALL ARTICLES The Arts ... Language Arts Special Theme Page S P E C I A L T H E M E P A G E July 5th - July 18th, 1999 This week, Education World mines the rich resources of the Web to present *practical* lesson ideas and Internet resources for your language curriculum. Don't miss these stories from this week's jam-packed issue:
LanguageGalaxy Online English School.(ESL)
Offers tests, grammar, spelling and vocabulary exercises and games. Reading and listening activities. Requires fee and login.
http://www.languagegalaxy.com/index.htm
Netbsd-bugs: Pkg/20178: Packages.txt Has Some Spelling/grammar Errors
Subject pkg/20178 Packages.txt has some spelling/grammar errors To None gnatsbugs@gnats.netbsd.org From None soren@blef.org List netbsd-bugs Date 02
http://mail-index.netbsd.org/netbsd-bugs/2003/02/03/0001.html
Leathanach Gaeilge
Grammatically oriented site devoted to the phonology, grammar and dialects of Irish, by Antony Green, a US linguist based in Berlin, Germany. Some of the site is in German and Irish. Useful table of spellingpronunciation correspondances. Many links.
http://www.ling.uni-potsdam.de/~green/gaeilge.htm

Extractions: Each page is available in HTML and PDF format. The PDF versions allow you to see phonetic characters as they are supposed to look. In the HTML versions, you have to make do with subsitutes. I have copied down some Irish folk tales that were published between fifty and a hundred years ago. I have brought the spelling up to date and have normalized a few forms, but I have kept dialectal forms intact rather than replacing them with standard forms. The stories are: Some of my favorite sites relating to Irish.
Learn French Spelling, Grammar
French Worksheet Plural. Name _ Date _.Decide whether each of the following words is plural or not.
http://www.optimnem.co.uk/french_worksheet2.htm

Extractions: French Worksheet - 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 vieille. 2. Mes parent parlent l'anglais. Toute les fille sont l' cole. 4. Toujour, il y a l'espoir. 5. Le jardin sont beaux. Optimnem (c) http://www.optimnem.co.uk
Davidsons Learning Center Series Spelling/Grammar Ages 6-up
Home Software Reviews Davidson's Learning Center Series spelling/grammarAges 6up. Davidson's Learning Center Series spelling/grammar Ages 6-up.
http://software.reviewindex.com/reviews/B00002SA2C.html

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Welcome To Free English Games
Free quiztype game rotated each month. Topics covered include vocabulary, spelling, reading, listening and grammar. Requires Macromedia Flash Player.
http://free-english-games.com/
Homeschool World: Homeschool Forum: Trades: Math,spelling,grammar,reading
Homeschool World Homeschool Forum Trades math,spelling,grammar,reading Postedby Debra A Martinez (64.216.55.133) on January 29, 2003 at 170542
http://www.home-school.com/forum/trades/posts/1721.html
Course Introduction
Online Frisian course in 15 lessons, with special chapters on grammar and spelling. Also available in Dutch.
http://mitglied.lycos.de/seelt/frikure0.htm

Extractions: Back to: English.htm About 400,000 people speak (West)Frisian in the province Fryslân in the northern Netherlands [You want Saterfrisian How do you pronounce: Fryslân Listen to Frisian news on-line Goto lesson Grammar Spelling Index Introduction This course is the extended form of the course of seven lessons I had on this place since May 2000. That course was rather well visited: out of 859 people visiting page 1 of the English version 121 downloaded all lessons. For the Dutch version these numbers were 185 and 41 (Yahoo Stats 4th April 2001). I also got a number of e-mails encouraging me to complete the course and some gave valuable remarks. I first added seven new lessons in order to include the 197 most frequent words in Frisian, thus covering 65% of daily speech. In between many other words and forms flew in in order to make good talks; the word index now contains 525 of them. I hope that in this way one will obtain a good starting knowledge of practical speech. A last lesson will treat some special objects. For all lessons I considerably increased the number of exercises*, thus giving the user the possibility to work with the language themselves in order to get more feeling for it. Already from the first simple lesson on one is urged to join a talk!
Lateness, Spelling, Grammar
Guidelines to Penalties for Lateness and spelling and grammar ErrorsLateness. spelling and grammar Errors. Papers MUST be proofread.
http://www.fiu.edu/~melchior/work/courses/4930/afamspgr.htm

Extractions: Papers turned in after 2 p.m. but before the end of class 1/3 grade (3 pts.) markdown Papers turned in after 4:45 p.m. on the day they are due 2/3 grade (6 pts.) markdown Papers turned by noon on the day following the due date 1 full grade (10 pts.) markdown Papers turned in after noon the day following the due date 1 1/3 grades (13 pts.) markdown Papers turned in on the 2nd day after the due date 2 full grades (20 pts.) markdown Papers turned in on the 3rd day after the due date 3 full grades (30 pts.) markdown Papers turned in on 4th day after the due date etc., etc., etc. ... 4 full grades (40 pts.) markdown It is in your best interest to speak with me directly if you are going to turn in your paper late.
Spelling, Grammar, And Structure Help
spelling, grammar, and Structure Help. When Microsoft Word just ain't enough. . . You have brilliant ideas, but get marked down for poor spelling.
http://www.geocities.com/seganfox/problem1.html

Extractions: You have brilliant ideas, but get marked down for poor spelling. Or you have ten paragraphs that are all important but they just don't flow right. You've got conclusions in your introduction, your grammar is a nightmare, and you're ready to cry. Don't dispair! Help is here! The links below are valuable resources to anyone who has ever cursed the English language. Common Errors in English - one of the best resources on the net. Contains common errors, some non-errors, pointers, tips, and other links. A great starting place. Garbl's Writing Resources Online - contains a style guide, help for overcoming writers' block, help with grammar and spelling, and tons more. Help with writing essays from Gradesaver.com. A great help to anyone who needs assistance getting going with an essay. Common Grammatical Errors - a good checklist for during proofreading. Ten most common grammatical errors - a quick checklist for those of you short on time. Writing Tips for Papers - one teacher's pet peeves. Who knows? Maybe your teacher is friends with this one.
English Banana - Home
Collection of online games and quizzes testing English grammar, spelling, writing and reading skills.
http://www.englishbanana.com
Geocrawler.com - Balsa-list - Spelling/Grammar Correction
Thread spelling/grammar correction. Print Message 3822232. FROM Vladimir VuksanDATE 05/22/2000 201702 SUBJECT spelling/grammar correction.
http://www.geocrawler.com/archives/3/272/2000/5/0/3822232/
Civil War Letter From James L. Johnson
Found folded up in a modern envelope, this letter is copied as exactly as it was written, with no corrections for grammar or spelling.
http://pw1.netcom.com/~dgh33/letter.htm

Extractions: This letter was found folded up in a modern envelope with the following written on it in fairly recent ink: JAMES L. JOHNSON TO MARY L. JOHNSON JAN 1, 1865 The following letter was enclosed. It is written on a single sheet of yellowed lined paper. The letter is copied as exactly as I can read it, with no corrections for grammar or spelling. There were a few places where I could not make out the characters (this was usually in a place where the letter was folded) and I have indicated this by the use of an underscore to approximate the missing letters. The letter is written in fairly good cursive, in pencil, but has faded a good bit over the years making it very difficult to read. The letter starts on the right half of the page, continues to the left-hand side of the back, moves to the right hand side of the back and then concludes on the left hand of the page that it started on. The blank lines represent where the writer went to another page. I have also scanned this letter, and put all four pages on the internet so you can see what the actual letter looks like, and why I had such a difficult time reading it. The four pages can be found at the following locations: If you have any information about any events or people contained in this letter, or want to contact me for any reason, send e-mail to David Hancock at

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