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I use Grammarly, but seldomly. It's useful for longer piece of writing, esp. if I don't want to edit it later, over and over. Other than that, in normal conver
by bayindirh 3y ago
I use Grammarly, but seldomly. It's useful for longer piece of writing, esp. if I don't want to edit it later, over and over.
Other than that, in normal conversations, these mistakes are part of our personal identity if you ask me.
- nottorp 3y agoNever tried writing aids, doesn't Grammarly make every output sound like a corporate press release or HR speak?
- bayindirh 3y agoIt has style aids and allows you to set tone goals. It's not an automated tool which just processes and gives out a "fixed" version. It gives you suggestions, and marks your errors. It's up to you to decide which ones to add, which ones to ignore. I generally use its punctual help, and want to see its suggestions about my sentence structure and flow, since English is not my native language. Also, I use its advice on different levels depending on the recipient of the text I'm writing, plus the length of the text itself.