These interactive online lessons help improve students' English grammar skills.
Students receive constructive feedback throughout the exercises, and get a detailed end-of-round summary report after several questions have been completed.
The report gives teachers and students a quick assessment of key grammar concepts. It serves as a foundation for future improvement using the activities on this web site or other methods of instruction.
The exercises can be used with elementary and secondary level students, ESL classes, and GED preparation programs.
Content on this web site is based on Merit Software's popular grammar programs: Grammar Fitness, Write It Right, and Writing Fitness. Information on our programs may be found at Merit Software's web site.
Periodically we will change the lessons presented on the web site. If you have any suggestions or requests, please contact us.
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