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Wikipedia's Book Creator Tool: Create Your Own Wikipedia Book Of Articles

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From unnamedharald.hubpages.com - November 15, 2012 1:41 AM
Wikipedia has a powerful tool called Book Creator. With this tool, you can build a book containing any articles you wish, simply by clicking a green plus sign at the top of the article, thus assembling your “wiki pages” into your “wiki book”.

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Grammaring – A guide to English grammar

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From www.grammaring.com - July 29, 2012 12:45 AM

"What is Grammaring.com?

Aimed at learners, students and teachers alike, Grammaring.com is a resource portal for people interested in English grammar. The current version is intended for those who are at least at an advanced level of proficiency in English (B2 level or above).

How are the topics organised?

At Grammaring.com English grammar is broken down to its finest details, with even the smallest grammatical items and simplest structures displayed on separate pages. The pages are categorised by topic and shown in a traditional tree structure, and at the same time tagged with grammar and vocabulary terms. If there is a direct relationship between items on different pages, the relevant pages are also connected by links. These can be found under the Related topics and Topics with similar tags sections below the main content on each page. This way, instead of discussing grammar topics individually, we are able to show you how various aspects of grammar are related to each other within the system of English grammar as a whole.


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