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Style guides are manuals which instruct writers how to use grammar, phrases, and words.

  • Ask Oxford  - Providing solutions to word problems as well as professional guides for better writing.
  • Bartleby: The Elements of Style  - A searchable text of William Strunk Jr's classic guide.
  • The Chicago Manual of Style  - Describes the guide and provides examples of content plus information subscriptions.
  • ClicheSite.com  - Compilation of clichés, euphemisms, sayings, and figures of speech. Definitions and explanations included.
  • Correct Punctuation  - Online resource dedicated to English punctuation. Presents a discussion on the history and future of punctuation marks.
  • Economist Style Guide  - Features an introduction with hints, tips and information including sections on common solecisms, abbreviations, punctuation and common spelling mistakes.
  • Find A Phrase  - Free phrase database serves as a resource for journalists, copywriters, content editors, and songwriters.
  • Slang City  - Guide to a wide range of American slang. With writer columns and resources.
  • Speaking Writing  - Compilation of articles pertaining to speaking and writing, with quizzes and information on grammar and punctuation.
  • University of Minnesota Department of Writing Studies  - Offers courses and programs on rhetoric, writing, and technical communication.
  • Urban Dictionary  - Collection of modern and some old slang words with definitions. Serves as a tool for informal, casual, or creative writing.
  • Web Style Guide  - Guide to good web page of website development. Tackles issues in content, graphics, page layout, and site organization.
  • Word Files for Word Philes  - Tips and guides on the common uses and misuses of English words.
  • Word Information  - Online dictionary featuring English words from Latin and Greek origins.
  • World Wide Words  - Discussions and insights on the different aspects of English language history, development, and quirks.
 
 
 
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