Best chrome Extension for Content Writer..

[sharosharo95]

Grammarly.

 

[WIZDAHL]

While tools are useful, thats exactly what they are, tools! A native of that language, especially English, can tell its not native.

Not true. There are plenty of very good non-native writers who can write just as well as a native writer. I can write just as good as a native writer even though English is not my 1st language. It's not that hard. really.

 

[SeRptrIx]

Grammarly is the better option if you want to go for free.

 

[redbandit]

I use the grammerly extension

 

[citrusburst]

Use Grammarly and add chrome extension.

 

[dennisberardino137]

Grammarly Chrome extension I'm using

 

[rosymarry flores]

Read about a dozen business or self development books some time, to help with your practice. That's why some people have exceptional writing skills, they have studied from many good writers.

The best suggestion for the long run

 

[Harold Nicolson]

I suggest grammarly is best.

 

[bracknelson]

These are the few content extension for writers which can enhance your productivity.

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[Thriveink]

I use "Grammarly" and "Ginger", both are amazing tools. Apart from that, if you want to find quick errors then here are some quick steps:

1. Open gmail, click on compose for new email.
2. Paste the text that you would like to check for grammar and spelling.

And you'll find errors that Grammarly and other premium software can't detect. This works for me and I hope it will work for you as well.

 

[joeybb]

Not true. There are plenty of very good non-native writers who can write just as well as a native writer. I can write just as good as a native writer even though English is not my 1st language. It's not that hard. really.

Not sure i can wholly agree. Completely depends on subject matter and we are making the assumption natives writers are good writers. Don't forget, average is a C grade, half the population are below a C grade

Furthermore, i was talking about tools not non-native people.

 

[ellenre]

Grammarly is best

 

[GainTheImpossible]

Native writers? xD

Half the US can't properly type "you're". LMFAO

Not sure i can wholly agree. Completely depends on subject matter and we are making the assumption natives writers are good writers. Don't forget, average is a C grade, half the population are below a C grade

Furthermore, i was talking about tools not non-native people.

 

[Editorial Guru]

always prefer Grammarly extension and use premium version to get professional quality.

 

[RayChand]

Well assuming you don’t have Grammarly addon installed on your Ms Word, then it makes sense to have it installed on chrome. But for a writer, you only need the browser for research; therefore it doesn’t matter what is installed. I would instead have some research tools. If any, like citation tools for MLA, APA etc. My take.

 

[SkullCrusher]

"Grammarly" is always the best for this