The best place to get help with grammar, sentence structure and other style concerns is our Writing Center at RCC. In it, you can find grammar exercises, textbooks, reference books, and lots of live bodies to answer your questions. But, if you aren't on campus or you are feeling a little people shy, these websites are good alternatives.

• One of the best grammar sites there is, complete with exercises, explanations, quizzes and all sorts of goodies is this one, formerly known as Darling's Guide to Grammar. You can also access this directly from the RCC Writing and Reading Center page.

http://www.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/

• This is the best ever online writing lab website. Some of the information refers to the actual brick and mortar writing center at Purdue University. The main thing you will probably want to make use of are there handouts - especially the ones on grammar, punctuation & spelling.

http://owl.english.purdue.edu/

• This site the "Grammar Slammer" is mostly a very organized set of grammar rules. So this is best used by someone who knows exactly what question they want to ask, or has some idea of the correct usage, but just wants to double check.

http://englishplus.com/grammar/

• Our Writing and Reading Center website has an excellent repository of grammar websites and tools. Check there for additional activities.