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This category contains 15 sites:

• Business English Exercises - Business English grammar and vocabulary exercises and a Business English Hangman game
• Cats Family Grammar - Offers English grammar explanations in English, German and Russian.
• English Page - Offers free grammar and vocabulary exercises, topical tutorials, reading exercises, online dictionaries, and other resources for intermediate and advanced ESL learners.
• Exploring English - Knowledge Explorer Centre - Provides an anatomy of English grammar with explanations with a downloadable, shareware version of the web site for offline use.
• Frank's ESL Restaurant - Provides crossword puzzles and links. Includes English, Norwegian-English, and Italian-English puzzles.
• God Save the Subjunctive - Defines the subjunctive mood in English and gives links to more information, including example usage.
• Grammar Bytes-Interactive Grammar Review - Includes grammar explanations, handouts for teachers and students, and interactive exercises.
• Grammar Link - Collection of annotated links. Includes guestbook.
• Grammar Listening Activity for Beginners - Interactive listening and writing activity talks about everyday activities and routines.
• Grammar Online - Offers grammar lessons including explanations, exercises, and answers.
• Indiana State University ESL Help - Includes information on irregular verbs, modals, plurals, prepositions, tense and aspect, two-word verbs, and article usage.
• NetGrammar - Provides grammar explanations, testing, listening exercises, reading and writing exercises with comparison and a final student review test of each grammar point.
• The Easy Way to Learn Grammar - Provides explanations of nouns, prepostions, adjectives, adverbs, nouns, verbs, interjections, and conjuctions.
• The Word Detective - Ezine with column about words and their meanings.
• Vocabulary, Free Word Puzzles and Activities - Participants learn vocabulary in context at grade levels from 5th grade through college prep in puzzle form.