Grammarly

Grammarly is interactive in that it responds fast to errors depending on the localised language. That it gives you access to the tone in which content is written is an unavoidable bonus. Often, emotions entangle with content and content loses the plot. With Grammarly, you get to track your growth in many ways including scores.

I used to be in search of a dependable platform that may help me enhance branding supplies and publish correct content material. Thus, I select Grammarly and it proved to be an incredible grammar and spell checking software. Furthermore, it has helped me with plagiarism detection and sees the engagement rating of my total content material.

Quilder has all the amazing features similar to Grammarly but this is why I prefer using Grammarly: Grammarly is a fantastic instrument that enables me to speak in a clear and understandable manner that appeals to my target audience, that is what I love the most about this AI-powered writing assistant.

Grammarly was easier to use and more straight forward than WhiteSmoke. Microsoft's proofing misses too many errors and its style advice often misses the mark. Grammarly's commentary is on the money. WhiteSmoke and Microsoft are too fascinated by their technology and expanding "check the box" functions that they miss the boat.

I was looking for a reliable platform that can help me improve branding materials and publish accurate content. Thus, I choose Grammarly and it proved to be an amazing grammar and spell-checking tool. Moreover, it has helped me with plagiarism detection and see the engagement score of my overall content.

ProWritingAid is personal writing, handwriting, and grammar checking web solution designed to help fiction and non-fiction writers, bloggers, students, and content creators improve their style, eliminate mistakes, visualize sentence variations, and do much more with your written content. Its yearly premium plan is cheaper than Grammarly. ProWritingAid includes great security features at the premium level, makes it a great alternative to Grammarly.

Ginger is a great product with a very attractive site that works in real-time to check spelling, punctuation and make suggestions as you type. This software is a powerful tool for those who have just started to learn English writing.

I am using Grammarly for amending our office reports and for speaking with others by email. It takes care of our issues identified with English and gives a great workspace for our customers and makes correspondence simple. So I can strongly recommend to others to utilize Grammarly

I haven't used other products but it has met all of my needs. It definitely goes way farther than Google in terms of grammar suggestions and it catches things to improve clarity that would otherwise get missed in Google docs.

Hemmingway. This is what I used before starting with Grammarly. The user interface might not be that great, but the best part is, it is free and even the premium version is way cheaper than Grammarly. You can also choose to turn off real-time suggestions and corrections. It can also be used offline, unlike Grammarly. The downside of Hemmingway is that it doesn’t check for the tone and style in writing.

It is a bit costly and is not that well known in the corporate circle so we did not spend on it. Grammarly is heavily advertised and many organizations are using it so I chose Grammarly. Also, ProWriting didn't seem very user-friendly. Grammarly has a nice user interface that makes it easy to use. Even a layman can understand and use it quickly.

I have not used anything like Grammarly before and that is probably why I love it so much. It works very well for what I need. Plus, it goes above and beyond. I don't need it all the time but it is great to use in any communication occasion. I love it

[Google Drive] is good still I would say Grammarly is better, as it has real-time grammar substitution.

We have not considered any other tools in this space. It's clear that Grammarly is the best! It's free, works with all of our programs, and helps us avoid errors in our most important projects. This enables us to win business, maintain relationships, and grow as a team. This ROI is significant all around!

Grammarly has a strong stance against its competitors since it is extremely [easy] to use and has great integration capabilities with all of your devices. It can sync your data across all of the devices that you use for communication. Also, it has strong and proven market excellence since its inception!

I used to use the built-in Microsoft Word tools for spelling and grammar.

They DON'T stack up at all!

Word also has some error detection, but it won't offer you a better or correct alternative.

I have only used Grammarly.

I have not used any other tools specifically like Grammarly. The closest thing would be the default, built-in grammar tool within Google Docs that suggests grammatical changes to text and so forth. Compared to the built-in tool that Google uses, Grammarly is definitely superior. It provides a more comprehensive check on your text and offers suggestions on ways to improve text that Google doesn't include. As previously mentioned, it also tracks all of your usage and sends regular reports, which allow you to see your progress over time. Not to mention, of course, it runs in the majority of text areas across your online experience and isn't limited to the Google Suite.

Apart from basic options available in any tool/ application like word, outlook I have not used any other toll yet which works so effectively. Obviously, they will give you synonyms, will highlight if there are some typo errors or if your sentence does not make any sense whenever you use those features. However, on the other end - I recommend just adding Grammarly once as your Chrome extension and leaving it. It will always available after that whenever you need any review. It will make you confident that you can present your work without any second review and you could be assured that there would not be any spell/ grammar mistakes.

The only comparison that Grammarly has is the built-in spell checks used on the Microsoft and Google products suite. However, I find that Grammarly is more effective and offers more, such as the tone check, which is available for users on their free tier. There are even more useful functions on the upgraded paid tier.

Basically, Grammarly is better than whatever comes with the computer as a default. It also will show you the "tone" of your text, which is unmatched by anyone else currently (or at least the ones that come with the computer/Mac).

The closest alternative I could find is Linguix which is also great. The biggest advantage Linguix has over Grammarly at this time is being able to save templates onto hotkeys to quickly paste redundant emails and texts. However, I prefer Grammarly for real-time proofreading because it has better spelling and grammatical insight. Also, everything is conveniently shown on the side panel and broken down into categories (along with an overall score). Linguix currently does not have these features.

I like the spell check with Grammarly much more than Microsoft Word.

Microsoft Word is another editing software available. Grammarly is used specifically for correcting spelling and punctuation. It seems to find and fix more errors than Word. However, both are user-friendly which makes a huge difference. Grammarly can be used while writing in Word also, so the additional checking is nice.

The downside of using the Ginger Chrome extension as opposed to the Grammarly extension is that it doesn’t support as many sites.

Although Microsoft Word and Google Docs have their own built-in spell checkers, they are not perfect and often miss spelling mistakes. That's why I rely on Grammarly. I love that I can select from 4 language options: American English, British English, Canadian English, and Australian English.