Grammarly
Impressive work Thank you.There you go:
"What do you do for a living? I am not talking about your job title or daily tasks; I am talking about what you do, what you create, improve, and contribute. For some of you watching, this question might be pretty easy to answer. However, for those of you who find yourself working as a middle manager overseeing a human resources team at an insurance underwriting company, well, it might be a little more complicated in the last century, service jobs have gone from representing less than a quarter of all jobs to now representing nearly 80 percent of workers."
You're welcome!Impressive work Thank you.
one last question, can Grammarly separate text into paragraphs after a dot?
As far as I know, that's not possible.if i want to after each [.] the text goes to a new paragraph like this :
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"What do you do for a living? I am not talking about your job title or daily tasks; I am talking about what you do, what you create, improve, and contribute.
For some of you watching, this question might be pretty easy to answer.
However, for those of you who find yourself working as a middle manager overseeing a human resources team at an insurance underwriting company, well, it might be a little more complicated in the last century, service jobs have gone from representing less than a quarter of all jobs to now representing nearly 80 percent of workers."
i use Quilbot regularly and this is the first time i see it punctuate text..I ran your blotch of text in Quillbot Premium; here are the results.
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Punctuation was added with some simple spinning. Good luck with whatever you're planning on doing![]()
worst rewrite, i mean spinI ran your blotch of text in Quillbot Premium; here are the results.
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Punctuation was added with some simple spinning. Good luck with whatever you're planning on doing![]()
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