raregem009
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Who pls? Link to thread? Thanks
Anyone Grammarly Premium?
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Wizard King
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Here is the link of that thread https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/1...arantee-grammarly-premium-office-365.1114087/
Anna Barley
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I'm using Grammarly Premium, If you want to use it you can use the free version 
nckro
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Yacoub De La Cruz
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The free version does the job well in my opinion, however if you write a lot on your computer I suggest purchasing one or sharing with another friendly bhw member. The community is very nice here, so you should be able to get one to share without a problem!
Stitches and Burns
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Grammarly is good but not perfect. It still misses a lot of errors that an experienced human editor can easily catch.
I see no need for it as I'm an editor myself.
I see no need for it as I'm an editor myself.
dkv023
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What else you can suggest for good writing. Would you please share your tips and advises for non-native writers? I`m using LanguageTool chrome extension it helps me little to write correctly on browser.
mindcrimes
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I use the free version as I don't write a lot myself, but it's great for emails and double checking posts. I like to combine it with HemingwayApp. I'm in the process of testing ProWritingAid, so there are plenty of decent free alternatives to help you out and you can combine them to get a similar outcome of using Grammarly Premium.
dkv023
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Are there free alternatives which can check phonetics, vocabulary, sentence structure?
mindcrimes
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Isn't HemingwayApp what you're looking for? It checks for readability, length of sentences, etc.
dkv023
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Yes I know but is it the same as Grammarly? I think it is more for British language
Do you write articles for your website?
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aldis
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Hello wise people,
is there anyone that is using Grammarly premium for business and can take me "under the wings"?
I would love to improve my copywriting skills and I think Grammarly with all features would be an awesome teacher.
Thanks
I'd suggest paying the monthly price, It is an excellent tool!
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I can hook you up with an account my man. Hit me up.
mindcrimes
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No, I am not writing content, I just use it as a quick tool to evaluate content I've ordered from freelancers. I am currently not in need of Grammarly Premium as I proofread all the content I order just to make sure.
HustleTong
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The free version itself has a lot to offer. But the upgrade fixes typos and gives detailed corrections for each paper. Hope you're planning to build a blog.
alice252293
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I'm using Groupbuy Grammarly account ($6 per month). To be honest, free version is just enough.
Where is that from if you don't mind sharing?