Grammarly - Keyboard & Editor 4+

Suggestion: when a correction is suggested it would be nice if the reason/rule of grammar is quoted so we’ll learn at the same time. Maybe that's a premium service idk but that way you actually learn versus just blindly accepting correction and sometime not knowing exactly what or why the grammatical error is you’re making. IJS....Also I was proofreading my answers to a test and out of four questions asked one was supposed to have a grammar error. I typed all four sentences exactly into Grammarly but it didn't indicate any errors/corrections needed. Yet of course according to the test you were to identify the one that was wrong. So I hope I chose the right answer based on their criteria. So I don't know what's right the test or Grammarly. The test results don't tell you which were right answer not wrong; if they consider yours wrong, they just say it's wrong & give you the calculated score. Can somethings really be that subjective? I'm going to try and research the questions via another source and see if I can get different result. If that's the case then I may have an appeal to the test results scoring based in those questions that possibly could have more than one way for an answer to be considered correct.! Perhaps they need to update or clarify questions so there are no options for a correct answer. I'm sure there are plenty in this review because I ignored all suggestions.

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The feedback Grammarly provides each time I compose a text, email, note, post, or document is steadily changing, improving my ability to convey my messages and ideas succinctly. Almost daily, I receive compliments on my writing, “You are such a great writer!” or “I wish I could write like that.” “You can!” I enthusiastically reply. “Grammarly Premium is the ticket!” Although I wouldn't leave home without it, Grammarly still needs to refine its program further. It repeatedly fails to suggest the capitalization of “i” when necessary. Additionally, small but critical mistakes (e.g., missing end quotes) do slip through the app’s cracks; a final writer review is imperative before a written piece is finalized. But these drawbacks and oversights pale in comparison to Grammarly’s benefits. The Premium version is worth every cent and more!

Unfortunately, I do need to review my written material after Grammarly provides suggestions. The app continues to overlook misspellings and neglects to catch “im” for “I’m” and “kand” for “and.” I do trust that with continued updates, the folks with Grammarly will address these minor bugs.

Bottom line: My writing continues to improve and I wouldn’t leave home with it (Grammarly)!

Hi! Thanks for reaching out and letting us know. Could you please send us the sentence(s) where these issues occur via https://gram.ly/3j7Ylsq? Our team is happy to investigate this.

Grammarly helps you fix wordy sentences and short stories. I was writing a school essay with Grammarly, it was of course helping but it was giving me suggestions to change words that didn't need to be changed. Such as ‘for’ to ‘of’. I didn't need these words changed, so I deleted it, that card kept popping up. Even when I've made a mistake, sometimes it doesn't recommend another word, or an option to take it out. Grammarly helps but it doesn't teach. Which is helpful time-wise but not efficient for learning. It's a good service but I wouldn't use it as a teacher. Sometimes Grammarly autocorrects real words and phrases, but when I type them again it'll autocorrect again. So what about the undo button? Well, that doesn't work for me, I mean it works, but it's very laggy. One thing I think is really useful is the Grammarly tone detector. Let's say you want to sound confident in a story, the tone detector will tell you what it sounds like to readers, if it's not what you think it sounds like, then you can change. A downside to that is it doesn't tell you how you might fix it. It should have a section where you can select a tone and Grammarly will tell you how to make it sound like said tone. Although that would most likely be a premium. So, I do not mean to come off as offensive but fix some bugs, and consider my suggestion. I feel the tone detector would prove useful for writers.

Thanks for reporting this! Would you mind submitting a support ticket via https://gram.ly/3j7Ylsq so we can work on this together?