Grammarly Helped me go from a Good Writer to a Better Writer!
We have all used spelling and grammar checks on our word processing software before. It was awesome when I started using word processors in college in the ’90s. I thought I was good at spelling and grammar until I clicked that button to spell check.
But today, many tools are available to check spelling, grammar, and content. These tools will review your content and then suggest changes. Pretty intelligent.
The one that I’ve found the most useful is Grammarly.
- Grammarly checks spelling, grammar, and punctuation.
- Grammarly allows you to set your content's tone and makes suggestions.
- Grammarly looks for repetitive phrases and suggests alternatives.
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Grammarly has a plagiarism checker. I've forgotten to cite many sources and Grammarly flagged them.
I compete with myself to write my content and not have Grammarly make any recommendations. I’ve accomplished that several times, but having Grammarly available to double check my work is a Godsend.
I’ve used Grammarly for over five years and I pay for the Premium version. It’s installed on all my computer web browsers, email programs, and even on my iPhone. I use it for personal and professional use.
So if you’re ready to try it, click the link below and sign up. The free version is good. The paid version is GREAT and necessary for students who write a lot of papers, professionals who write a lot of emails, or copywriters who write a lot of everything.
