Grammarly Saved my life-it will save yours, too. For Free.
I had this idea that I would present my posts to a friend of mine for proofreading. I did that regularly until her school year started. She home-schools her children, so she's pretty busy. I came across Grammarly and immediately thought that it was a paid site. However, I was wrong...ish.
You can use Grammarly for free. It differs from a spell check as it scans for grammatical errors on top of spelling errors. It will correct punctuation, subject/verb agreement, word confusions, and much more. I actually have the Grammarly chrome extension so that my social media posts are automatically scanned by the site. It won't make my language sound absolutely perfect unless I pay (which I'm considering since I'm so happy with the free product). But, that's $29.99 per month or a little as $139.99 per year.
Right now, there is a promotion to those who want to try Grammarly for free. You get a week of premium membership for signing up and downloading the chrome extension. I get a week of premium free, too. Wanna give it a try? http://gram.ly/kBVw (Again, it's free, I'm not selling you anything).
Also, let me know if you have any questions on using it.
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Every employee of mine who writes uses Grammarly. I was introduced to it by an employee from Bangladesh about a year ago. I have some issues that I called Grammarly but they were unable to solve it. Being a master programmer I solved it for myself. Other than that it's been a great tool.
Grammarly stopped working. I had to figure out how it was interlaced into various applications.
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I uses it all the time. But maybe you can help me. It never accept "this is" why is that? and if so, what do I use instead? This is a great post.
Bishop
I'm not sure what you mean. Can you give me an example?