Grammarly

Working as an RA, I do a considerable amount of academic writing, and Grammarly is a lifesaver when it comes to missed commas and other minor errors; however, there are some cons.

Firstly, It is very pricey compared to similar services. An annual subscription is nearly 139.50 USD, which is absurd.

Secondly, it fails to catch some significant errors. For example:

"If Conan O'Brien meat you, he'd eat you."

On the plus side, my Reddit comments have fewer errors, which means fewer Redditors PMing me death threats and telling me to kill myself, which is nice!

As a professional journalist/writer, I thought that I had excellent skills in language, punctuation, and other tools of the trade. It wasn't until I used Grammarly that I discovered that there were many errors I was making with my professional and personal writings. Grammarly helped to point these out and made me a better writer than I already was. It truly is an invaluable tool for anyone who writes, whether it is professional work or just a post on Facebook.

Grammarly helps you whether your error of the English Grammar is unintentional or not knowledgeable. It changes the word automatically at times or puts a red line under the errored word, with suggestions. It's as simple as that. I would love to subscribe, but, the subscription is a bit out of pocket for me. Surely, will wait for a discount offer, whenever it comes up, and, which will be relative to my pocket, then subscribe. Until then, will use the Free Version. Thanks to Grammarly for this wonderful grammar option.

Good Evening, I see the advertisements all the time and I was writing my college essay and I thought going through it would be a good idea, better than google docs checking. I opened up my Grammarly tab and I read over it multiple times. I wrote one sentence saying "Being able to perform was my way out." Grammarly changed it to PEOPLE. Instead of being. I am furious. I am angry. I better get into college and if not Grammarly will be paying for my life. Thank You. Have a Good day.

I like to write a lot of stories, whether they are scary or dramatic Grammarly helps my writing out a bunch. Grammarly gives you free access to grammar check, spelling, and punctuation. Not only that it tells you how your writing may sound to other people reading it. Grammarly can be used almost on any program that involves writing such as Google Docs, Gmail, Messanger, and a bunch of others. Not only that but it helps me with how I want to word something. Grammarly has been a great help so I give it my help with this feedback.

Since I started using Grammarly, my life has been so much easier. I don't need to worry to make some embarrassing typos while texting my friends or writing an important e-mail to my boss. It's very user-friendly and intuitive. Helps me out every time! What is really like is that it is kinda hidden in my browser but it's always there if I need it.

I've found Grammerly to be helpful most of the time. Obviously if I could access some of the paid content for free, I'd be even happier. Going premium not an option at the moment, as I'm a financially impecunious student... (hint, hint)...

I've been a copywriter for 25 years and no matter how hard I work on spotting typos and silly mistakes, there are always a few that slip[ the net. This is especially the case for longer-form content on which I am so closely focused, that I become blind to errors. I know other copywriters I've spoken to say the same thing. Grammarly makes a world of difference to this scenario, picking things up and making useful suggestions that ultimately speed up time to publication - and that's just the free version. It's also great for internal communications with colleagues using tools like Slack.