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The English Grammar Handbook is a complete Grammar reference available online through the Athabasca University Write Site. I hope you find it useful. There are other Grammar materials on this site, too, but EGH is the most comprehensiv

A lot of exercises. It includes links to other grammar places. Edgard Libardo

Thanks to Nik for pointing this out in Get Students Checking Grammar and Collocation (Nik's Quick Shout, 2010.11.25).

Jane says:I don't think anyone has mentioned ESL Blues yet, It was created by a teacher at my college who has now retired and is chock full of grammar exercises. Students can take a diagnostic test to find out which grammar points they are weak in, or the

grammar tips

"Here's new (to me, at least) grammar link from the BBC. It's excellent for beginners, since there's audio and text support." In Larry Ferlazzo's words

notes, online and printable exercises (not just on grammar, but mostly). Regularly updated. One of Gladys' favourites

There's more than grammar. Suggested by Carla Arena

Flash exercises, from easy to a little harder. Drag and drop and multiple choice. From Edgard Libardo Blog

a lovely article "Explaining Grammar with Metaphors" (the article was written by Simon Mumford) Ana Maria Cult recommended it

Explaining grammar with metaphors

A lot of resources. Grammar points with teachers' ideas. You can share your experience. Suggested by Mariela Sirica

Suggested by Dennis in Phoenix

the level is more for intermediate to advanced, in fact, it was not specially made for L2 learners. It still seems very useful, though. Connected with writing. Suggested by Illya

"Do you find difficulty in spelling and grammar? Even if you are a native English speaker, you might be perplexed by grammatical laws, and you might find yourself spending a lot of time poring over your draught file, trying to figure out what needs to be changed. grammar checker apps can be extremely useful in this situation. They go far beyond the traditional spell checker in that they can detect instances where you have used an accurate word in the wrong way."

Selection of movie scenes and handouts to work on grammar with them. This blog is run by Claudio Azevedo, from Brazil. Learned about it from Ronaldo on Facebook! A real must for EFL-ESL teachers.

Lena explains that there are a lot of resouces here. From Grammar to writing and pronunciation.

Carla and Tery using questions with like. A non grammatical approach to grammar??. Funny and interesting

NetGrammar provides extensive Grammar practice through a great variety of reading, writing and listening activities. It is suitable for self-directed learning and also as an extension to regular classwork.