Grammarly Tutorial

GRAMMARLY

Click on https://www.grammarly.com/ and add this application to Chrome :)

Then, create an account through Facebook and add your email address. Click on "Sign Up".

Finally, add your passport to Log In...

Once you have logged in, click on "New Upload"

Then, start typing your text to see how it works...

If you type something wrong , you can click on "Assistant and it will instantly spot your grammar mistake...

Grammarly is an online instant grammar checker and more, is a wake-up call: Commas, periods, exclamation points, spelling, context, confused words, voice, mixed metaphors, unclear comparisons. Grammarly points to the word or phrase and suggests an alternative, or that you rethink what you’ve written and sigh. Grammarly forces people to think. They think more about what they write. They perish the thought. As writers, students do want to think about every aspect of what they are writing: spelling, grammar, voice, tone and readability.

Students can use the basic mode and Grammarly checks for contextual spelling, grammar, punctuation, sentence structure, and style. Or they can select plagiarism to learn whether they have inadvertently “borrowed” someone’s words and made them theirs. There is a vocabulary enhancement function, which points out vague words that can be changed to another word or phrase to make the sentence stronger or clearer.

References:

SHARON VANDER MEERI write because it makes me smile. I read because it makes me think.5 Benefits of Grammarly. (2015, March 07). Retrieved from https://oneroofpublish.com/2015/03/07/5-benefits-of-grammarly/

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