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How about non-native English speakers that are using it as an way to take tips and improve their English writing?
by toomanydoubts 5y ago
How about non-native English speakers that are using it as an way to take tips and improve their English writing?
- bananamerica 5y agoYeah. Grammarly greatly improved my English.
- lbriner 5y agoThere are plenty of ways to improve your English without grammarly.
- Spivak 5y agoYes but if people are gravitating towards Grammerly it's because it's offering something those other ways aren't. I mean I guess you can learn an instrument by reading sheet music and sheer force of will but I think most people prefer lessons.
- josourcing 5y ago> Yes but if people are gravitating towards Grammerly it's because it's offering something those other ways aren't. I disagree. Grammarly has bombarded the internet and YouTube with so many ads, there are ads that make fun of Grammarly ads. Nevertheless, people don't use it because it offers something that others don't. They use it because they don't know any better.
- watwut 5y agoI don't use it, but people I know who use it claim it helped them a lot. So, clearly, they found a lot of value in what it is doing. Even in this discussion, most suggestions for "better" is completely useless advice of "learn to write".
- bjt2n3904 5y agoI'd argue that's even worse for non native speakers. It's alluring, really I see it. This would be massive amounts of utility if I were trying to learn French. But the cost is it's not actually natural, it's what the AI says is natural.