Grammar

[julianarx]

I am always looking to improve my writing. Does anyone know of grammar courses (in person, not online) for professionals? As a refresher, I bought a couple of grammar books (Strunk & White, etc.). Don't get me wrong, I like to read. I feel as though it would be so much easier to absorb this information in a classroom setting.

[bluellie]

I am always looking to improve my writing. Does anyone know of grammar courses (in person, not online) for professionals? As a refresher, I bought a couple of grammar books (Strunk & White, etc.). Don't get me wrong, I like to read. I feel as though it would be so much easier to absorb this information in a classroom setting.

Have not tried this, but it looks promising: http://www.grammaruntied.com/

[julianarx]

Have not tried this, but it looks promising: http://www.grammaruntied.com/

Thank you. That looks like a great website.

[murkyama]

I am always looking to improve my writing. Does anyone know of grammar courses (in person, not online) for professionals? As a refresher, I bought a couple of grammar books (Strunk & White, etc.). Don't get me wrong, I like to read. I feel as though it would be so much easier to absorb this information in a classroom setting.

You may want to check out Martha Kolln's Rhetorical Grammar and Donald Murray's The Craft of Revision.