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Example of Grammarly suggestions that include Tone suggestions, Grammar
suggestions, Spelling suggestions, and more.A graphic sample of how Grammarly
works. Under the title "grammar," the user clicks the word "myself" underlined
in red. A Grammarly window pops up informing that this is an "incorrect pronoun"
and suggests using "me" instead. The user clicks on the suggestion window and
the word "myself" is changed to "me" automatically. A graphic sample of how
Grammarly works. Under the title "spelling," the user clicks the word
"confidant" underlined in red. A Grammarly window pops up with the label
"possibly confused word" and suggests "confident" instead. The user clicks on
the Grammarly window and the word "confidant" is changed to "confident"
automatically. A graphic sample of how Grammarly works. Under the title
"punctuation," the user clicks the word "struggle" with a comma at the end,
underlined in red. A Grammarly window pops up suggesting that the comma be
removed, with an image of a red line through the comma. The user clicks on the
window and the comma in the text is removed automatically. A graphic sample of
how Grammarly works. Under an icon for Grammarly Premium and the title
"conciseness," the user clicks on the phrase "final outcomes" underlined in red.
A Grammarly window pops up with the label "remove redundant words," and suggests
using the word "outcomes" alone. The user clicks on the window and the word
"final" is removed from the text automatically. A graphic sample of how
Grammarly works. Under an icon for Grammarly Premium and the title "formality,"
the user clicks the word "couple" underlined in red. A Grammarly window pops up
with the label "improper formality level" and suggests changing the phrase to
"couple of." The user clicks on the suggestion window and the word "of" is added
to the text automatically. A graphic sample of how Grammarly works. Under an
icon for Grammarly Premium and the title "vocabulary," the sample text "walks
aimlessly" is underlined in red. When the user clicks on the text, a Grammarly
window pops up with the label "better word choice" and suggests usings "wanders"
instead. The user clicks on the window and the phrase "walks aimlessly" is
replaced with "wanders" automatically.



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