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Why study a language you already know?

As an English student, you'll study literature, language, culture, history, and may even develop your creative writing skills. At the same time, you'll develop valuable skills for any career that you may eventually pursue.

Besides publishing, teaching or advertising, other careers where practical business skills and powers of influence include well, all of them.

For example, consider the ongoing criticism of how much jargon is used in business writing today, and you'll see how your language skills can become an important tool in standing out in any type of work environment.

Around the Web, build upon your command of the language at top sites offering expert help in puntuation and English composition, tips on grammar and style, along with guides to the finer points of essays, book reports and research papers ...

More about help studying English around the Web:


 

Jack Lynch's Guide to Grammar & Style - Jump in anywhere in the A-Z list to learn more about diagramming sentences, dangling participles, plus helpful guides for who vs whom, that vs. which, it's vs its, and other English usage rules.

Basic Guide to Essay Writing - Step-by-step instructions for choosing or writing about an assigned topic with helpful hints on the essay introduction, body and conclusion, with a sample essay and related resources.

Student Guide to Book Reports - Tips ranging from choosing the book and preparing the outline to writing the draft and the final report with suggest reading and links to further information, from the Lakewood Public Library.

How to Write a Research Paper - From the Internet Public Library's TeenSpace, with how to's on exploring your topic, gathering and analyzing information to actually writing the paper, plus Quick Tips for the Panic Stricken.

Writer's Block - Writing Tips - Quick guides to abbreviations, capitalization, punctuation, numbers and word usage, proper use of writing styles, plus general do's and dont's and related writing tips.

Citations Styles Online - How to cite references from Web sites, e-mails, forum posts, newsgroups and listservs using MLA, APA, Chicago & CBE styles.

Bibliomania - Thousands of online classic literature & non-fiction books, plays, poetry and other texts with related study guides, author biographies, quotations.

PinkMonkey - Book chapter summaries, notes and study guides for more than 400 books for junior high, high school and college students, searchable by title or author.


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