Grammarly

Aimee Prejeant

Grammarly is an automatic proofreader that makes sure everything you type makes complete sense and is free of error. This tool helps people all over the world communicate more effectively. Millions of people rely on grammarly daily to make their messages, emails and social media post error and mistake free.

Step by Step Guide

1. Go on the Grammarly website and create an account: https://app.grammarly.com/?q=plagiarism&affiliateNetwork=ho&utm_campaign=Suresh%20Kumar&affiliateID=6351&utm_source=program

2. Login to your Grammarly account and the Grammarly editor will open.

3. Upload any of your documents to find writing errors.

4. Now you need to install Grammarly extension.

5. Navigate to the "Apps" section and there you will see an option to install Google chrome extension of Grammarly.

Videos

FAQS and Answers

1. How does Grammarly work?

Grammarly automatically identifies grammar, spelling, punctuation, word choice, and style mistakes.

2. What free products does Grammarly offer?

Not only does grammarly offer the online text editor, but it also offers a free browser extension for Chrome, Safari, and Firefox that corrects writing errors.

3. What is Grammarly Premium?

Grammarly Premium is an upgrade you have to pay for that offers over 400 types of error corrections and features.

4. Can I use Grammarly in Microsoft Word?

Yes, you just have to install grammarly into Microsoft Word (video above on how to do so).

5. Does Grammarly support Google Docs?

Not at this time but they are working on it.

Pros

Grammarly scores high in accuracy when it fixes any errors or mistakes.
Grammarly has a built in dictionary and thesaurus.
Grammarly gives suggestions for citing your work and lets the user know when there is a chance of plagiarism within their writing.

Cons

Grammaly does not support Google Docs.
Grammarly does not have a live chat to communicate with a grammarly worker in case of need.

Classroom Activities

Grade: 1st Grade
Content Area: ELA
Standard: RI-2-3 Describe how characters in a story respond to major events and challenges
Activity: The students will use the grammarly online text editor to edit their paragraphs they are writing describing how the characters in a story respond to major events and challenges.

Grade: 8th Grade
Content Area: ELA
Standard: RI-8-5 Compare and contrast the structure of two or more texts and analyze how the differing structure of each text contributes to its meaning and style.
Activity: The students will compare and contrast the structure of three different texts and email it to their teacher for a grade. They will use grammarly google extension to check their grammar in the email.

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