[CyberFreak]

Grammarly Review, Tutorial and Guide to Getting Started!

Grammarly is an AI writing assistance that seeks to help you improve your understanding of the English language. It provides suggestions when you make spelling, punctuation, grammar, and writing style errors. I recently wrote and explained what Grammarly is, with a short review and tutorial about getting started. I hope you enjoy the video, and if you want to sign up, it's FREE, and you can do so by clicking on the banner above.

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[Vehlijanta]

Yes I use it from time to time and it's a good option and free too but no option to use it on smartphone.

[simplyfred]

On my desktop I have grammarly and I used it to check my grammar which is pretty obvious. Whenever I post something like my poem it really helps a lot...

[Sincerem]

Fantastic, I just checked it out at bizdustry is fantastic, nice review.

[Kei]

I found out about this app a week ago and I installed it. As I type, it's active on my keyboard and I love the corrections. Some mistakes I didn't even know I was making. I'd advise anyone who wants to improve on their content to install this app. It even gives you synonyms for words too.

[Ewogboka]

That's good one by the admin of bizdustry, I will opt for the app because it is very good for us as people to improve on daily basis

[Kei]

That's good one by the admin of bizdustry, I will opt for the app because it is very good for us as people to improve on daily basis

It's been days of using it and I'm already learning to correct the errors on my own. I believe you'd love it too.

[Netherrealmer]

It helped with my articles and it help me with getting green readability with Yoast. It can be annoying with their obsession against passive voice

[freelancermariagrace]

Yes, I have the Grammarly app on my Acer laptop. It's not a premium account, though.

[Netherrealmer]

Premium account is worth it if you write for a living because it helps you convert passive voice sentences to active voice.

[sweerie_banana]

I also haven't upgraded to premium but I am using it on my laptop. It sure comes in handy. I pray I get the funds to purchase the premium.

[sprite1950]

I just use the Windows spellcheck feature which can be annoying because it underlines English spellings like colour or sanitiser but it also helps with words I'm not sure about or any typos I make. More often than not I will check a word with Google if I think it looks wrong although I'm sure Grammarly is good for those where English is a second language.

[Pousinha]

I'm using Grammarly since few days ago. Unfortunately, I can't afford the premium account, so I'm going with the free one. I like the syntax and prepositions help, as these are big deals for no native english speaking. I only was forced to deactivate in the publish0x platform, because the first time it activated there, it appeared as I was using a VPN and I use none VPN. I can use Grammarly into english speaking forums, but not into publish0x.

[uobill]

I don't have much use for Grammarly personally. I would say that I have above average grammar and writing ability, so anything I write will certainly be "good enough" at the bare minimum.

[Angie10]

I use Grammarly all the time. In fact, I have it open every day and all day. While I think it's good tool, you do have to have a firm grasp of the English language because it can be waaaay off, and it is then for you to make the right choices.

[nela13]

I use grammarly every day, it has helped me a lot, right now I don't have it in my smartphone (where I am writing now) but sometimes I prefer to go on my feeling as it's correction doesn't seem right to me.

[uobill]

I use grammarly every day, it has helped me a lot, right now I don't have it in my smartphone (where I am writing now) but sometimes I prefer to go on my feeling as it's correction doesn't seem right to me.

Does Grammarly have an Android/iOS app? They probably should considering the fact that more and more people are using smart devices in place of computers.

[Netherrealmer]

You write articles using a mobile device? I dont even think I can endure working on forumcoin with mobile devices. That will be torture typing.

[uobill]

You write articles using a mobile device? I dont even think I can endure working on forumcoin with mobile devices. That will be torture typing.

I know many people who don't have computers at all. I'm not one of those people, but it's a growing number. It probably wouldn't be too bad if you used a Bluetooth keyboard with a tablet.

[Pousinha]

I use grammarly every day, it has helped me a lot, right now I don't have it in my smartphone (where I am writing now) but sometimes I prefer to go on my feeling as it's correction doesn't seem right to me.

I suppose this happens because it's still a machine and a machine can't catch languages' nuances.

ps: during this days I'm using my new vaio and it hasn't grammarly as I almost don't download nothing here to maintain it fast and new