[ASK]Grammer Checking Software?

nautiyal · Jul 26, 2011

Hi Experts,

The purpose of creating this thread is becus I didn't find any free exact grammer checking software, Yea I found one but that is online and I am looking for one that will be offline. If anyone have this grammer checking software please share it here. I will be very grateful to you all.

rabenus · Jul 26, 2011

Whitesmoke is more popular. I also tried Grammarly but it has a yearly subscription.

NTG98 · Jul 27, 2011

I searched a lot about 6 months back. I'm probably going to end up making my own, although I might tweak someone else's perl modules. I'll check this thread and if you still need it at that time I'll send it to you.

Briansstocks · Jul 27, 2011

Microsoft Word grammer checker is pretty good, never really thought of needing anything else

nautiyal · Jul 27, 2011

Briansstocks said:
Microsoft Word grammer checker is pretty good, never really thought of needing anything else

Somewhere you are right but Microsoft word never check your grammer thoroughly yes you can correct your grammer upto 40% using winword

nautiyal · Jul 27, 2011

NTG98 said:
I searched a lot about 6 months back. I'm probably going to end up making my own, although I might tweak someone else's perl modules. I'll check this thread and if you still need it at that time I'll send it to you.

Sure I want to try your grammer checking software I will pm you

nautiyal · Jul 27, 2011

rabenus said:
Whitesmoke is more popular. I also tried Grammarly but it has a yearly subscription.

Yea I heard lot about Whitesmoke I tried it's free version but could you share its paid version here? didn't find yet

martinclaybold · Jul 28, 2011

If I'm not wrong, MS Word checks the grammar automatically, as you type on to it. The grammatical errors are underlined in green, whereas the spelling mistakes are underlined in red.

WizGizmo · Jul 28, 2011

Also, you can try http://lmgtfy.com/?q=online+grammar+checker.

Cheers! - "Wiz"

jrbobdobbs · Jul 28, 2011

There are limits to what a computer can do in checking your grammar, since it can't understand what you're trying to say. Put it this way, it can't fix your autospun texts, so forget it

nautiyal · Jul 30, 2011

WizGizmo said:
Also, you can try HERE.

Cheers! - "Wiz"

Thanks to reply Yea it is too hard to find offline grammer checker software not online grammer checker please read my thread again

nautiyal · Jul 30, 2011

jrbobdobbs said:
There are limits to what a computer can do in checking your grammar, since it can't understand what you're trying to say. Put it this way, it can't fix your autospun texts, so forget it

Buddy I don't want to use this on autospun texts, I want to use it in my original article since sometimes you can't par with hidden grammer mistakes, you just ignore it blindly becus I am not a professional content writer I knew I can do these mistakes. Well I knew best online grammer checking software if anyone help me to find best offline grammer checking software will be helpful. I prefer whitesmoke but paid one anyone have it ?

nautiyal · Jul 30, 2011

martinclaybold said:
If I'm not wrong, MS Word checks the grammar automatically, as you type on to it. The grammatical errors are underlined in green, whereas the spelling mistakes are underlined in red.

You are absolutely correct but sometime this application ignore advance grammer not cover punctuation or other things

loswarrior · Jul 30, 2011

The problem with any grammar check software is this......
you still need some skills in that department, in order to make a decision on the suggestions it gives you. Your choices are limited.
Grammarly ( which my friend uses for his proofreading company),
is probably the best I have come across, but has it limitations, see above !
Can't say I have come across a free one that compares to this.

softwareprogram · Jul 30, 2011

rabenus said:
Whitesmoke is more popular. I also tried Grammarly but it has a yearly subscription.

Get a subscription at: Grammarly its $7 for a week

than cancel to save your money.. or you can cancel after signing up and it will not renew and still you'll have access of the grammarly

nautiyal · Jul 30, 2011

loswarrior said:
The problem with any grammar check software is this......
you still need some skills in that department, in order to make a decision on the suggestions it gives you. Your choices are limited.
Grammarly ( which my friend uses for his proofreading company),
is probably the best I have come across, but has it limitations, see above !
Can't say I have come across a free one that compares to this.

Alright, it means that with any grammer checker softwares we still needs some skills to take advantage of these softwares and to make our content grammatically correct yea somewhere I am agree with you. Could you please PM me the name of software that got the same feature as available in Grammarly?

nautiyal · Jul 30, 2011

softwareprogram said:
Get a subscription at: Grammarly its $7 for a week than cancel to save your money.. or you can cancel after signing up and it will not renew and still you'll have access of the grammarly

Gotta Point here

nautiyal · Jul 30, 2011

Hey Guyz found this link yesterday thought it should be post here :

Code:

hxxp://fakepremium.blogspot.c0m/2011/07/grammar-check-anywhere-2011.html

Image Instruction:

Code:

hxxp://www.spellcheckanywhere.c0m/grammar_check/grammar_check.asp

Well I didn't use the software yet please give some feedback after using this software may it give some hope, I am trying my best to find best offline grammer checker software and that will be free and don't forget to read important notes there on the given page.

nautiyal · Aug 1, 2011

It is ridiculous that no one interested in giving feedback I asked for help and they give me suggestion and when I found solution no one want to give feedback whether software is beneficial for them or not this is very funny forum

NTG98 · Aug 4, 2011

Nobody probably downloaded it. When I looked into this last year, the one with potential was http://sourceforge.net/projects/graviax/

It looks like it needs some development work though. As does http://www.languagetool.org/

if you want to fit it into whatever you're working on

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