i edit Articles online as a part-time job to get some extra cash but I am not very good with grammar so I decided to get a Grammarly it was expensive so I got a cheap one from a friend I know and it helped me a lot with both school related articles and work with clients so guys you can always get some extra cash don't make excuses I am not even a native speaker.
How Grammarly helped me with my work and school
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i hope they get it and read between the linesSmart man
well that why it has profit
Walterwhit
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Wish Grammarly was listed on stocks market
It is good to see when technology creates impact on people’s daily life
It is good to see when technology creates impact on people’s daily life
I Am Batman
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Can you give more information about your work? the article is written in English and you are hired only for checking grammar?
Grammarly is a must for anyone doing content in English. Think of it as an investment. Well done mate.
Crypto_expert
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Great work mate!!
Sophia hazel
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Smart work..
titandiscusso
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grammarly has really smart features. it really help you out even for the tone of the language. you speak any language , whats neccessary is the message that is convey.
Complete Nonsense. (LoL)
Just a promotional post, I'd guess. (Zzz)
I tried it, years ago, and I was shocked at how terrible the recommendations were.
Grammarly is trash.
Spammiest ads on YouTube, non-stop, and the recommendations are worse than your average on-page SEO tool outputs. (pft)
If you really wanna speak and write better in the English language, then you just need to read a lot of books and watch a lot of videos and movies in English.
A big part of it is expanding your vocabulary, so you just need to find material that is a little more verbose than usual.
When I was a teenager, I once took a speed reading class from a special program, and the primer was "The Hobbit".
We just read the Hobbit over and over for weeks, but progressively increased the speed.
Along-the-way, we picked-up other classics like the Three Musketeers, Frankenstein, Gatsby, Great Expectations, etc, and the goal was to increase the speed of comprehension by quickly becoming more familiar with terms of higher complexity.
The point has nothing to do with speed-reading, but it's about comprehension of complex terms, because the more high-quality vocabulary oriented material you read, the better your comprehension, and that results in your thoughts becoming more practiced at structuring articulate and meaningful sentences.
Try copy/pasting parts of classic books into Grammarly, and see what it does to their content.
It's complete nonsense, and it's got nothing to do with learning how to write properly, or structure your thoughts.
So, I recommend saving yourself from the silly subscription fee, and just go find some books to read.
After a while, you will pick up better writing styles and strategies, and be better for it.
I won't be following replies to this, but best to you!
Just a promotional post, I'd guess. (Zzz)
I tried it, years ago, and I was shocked at how terrible the recommendations were.
Grammarly is trash.
Spammiest ads on YouTube, non-stop, and the recommendations are worse than your average on-page SEO tool outputs. (pft)
If you really wanna speak and write better in the English language, then you just need to read a lot of books and watch a lot of videos and movies in English.
A big part of it is expanding your vocabulary, so you just need to find material that is a little more verbose than usual.
When I was a teenager, I once took a speed reading class from a special program, and the primer was "The Hobbit".
We just read the Hobbit over and over for weeks, but progressively increased the speed.
Along-the-way, we picked-up other classics like the Three Musketeers, Frankenstein, Gatsby, Great Expectations, etc, and the goal was to increase the speed of comprehension by quickly becoming more familiar with terms of higher complexity.
The point has nothing to do with speed-reading, but it's about comprehension of complex terms, because the more high-quality vocabulary oriented material you read, the better your comprehension, and that results in your thoughts becoming more practiced at structuring articulate and meaningful sentences.
Try copy/pasting parts of classic books into Grammarly, and see what it does to their content.
It's complete nonsense, and it's got nothing to do with learning how to write properly, or structure your thoughts.
So, I recommend saving yourself from the silly subscription fee, and just go find some books to read.
After a while, you will pick up better writing styles and strategies, and be better for it.
I won't be following replies to this, but best to you!
ammie204
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Evryone using It
TextChampion
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- Aug 3, 2021
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I use Grammarly Premium for my copywriting work. It's a bit expensive ($30/month), but it helps improve overall readability. I also love that you can add it to Microsoft Word!
Myst3ry
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The premium version cost $30/m
CyberGen
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Well, check it out, it's really good! I don't know how to explain the features, but when you are using the free version and Grammarly says that there is some optimization to your text to make it look more professional.
Well, it depends, if I want to write a story, I set Grammarly settings to the story and it will advise me a good way to structure my sentence to make it looks like a book.
Not sure if this was clear.