Grammar-worksheets.com Website Review

welcome! this site contains grammar and usage worksheets that i created to use in my own college clas*es. i teach english composition, and although my courses presuppose fluency in english and a command of standard american grammar, syntax, and punctuation, i find that students benefit from a review, or in some cases, an introduction, to these concepts. if you would like all (20 different topics) of the worksheets, along with the answers and tips on teaching (or learning) every topic, get the answers (with teaching tips) to every worksheet, a total of 208 pages of grammar and usage exercises, with answers and tips for power of the written word. it has given me confidence; it has challenged me; it has entertained me; it has afforded me a decent living doing something i love. when i teach, my students sometimes tell me i sound like a preacher. i know i do. i hope this pas*ion note to teachers: if what you see here is useful in your teaching, please use it. use it pas*ionately and with care, as much as you can. you won't like everything. you won't agree with everything, and that's okay. improve upon what you can, use it with your students, let me know what works, and let me know what you improved upon. thank you for visiting, and i hope you find the materials on this site useful. note to students: you won't find free essays here, or custom essays. you'll find some material that can guide you to write your own essays, probably with better results than you would have if you hired someone to write essays for you. write the essays yourself. you'll see topics, hints, notes on introductions, clas*ic essays, contemporary essays, and yes, grammar worksheets. read, learn, and write. above all, believe in yourself and in your ability, with effort, to improve your english language and essay-writing skills. the front of each grammar worksheet contains instruction on the topic with what i hope are clear examples. the second page, or back page when duplicated, contains exercises. these sheets require that the students actually write out their answers. in this manner, students