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    What platforms do you use to check grammar?

    Mary Rumyantzeva, PhD
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    I'd appreciate your recommendations for a tool that checks grammar across different tabs, including emails and social media.

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    Felya Bilgen
    Robomotion RPA
    Robomotion RPA
    ChatGPT works good enough for this
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    Mary Rumyantzeva, PhD
    Pythia World
    Pythia World
    @felicitias ChatGPT has started to overlook grammar mistakes, which really concerns me.
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    Daniel Chen
    Aili
    Aili
    @felicitias @mary_rumyantzeva I'm interested in the 'overlooked grammar mistakes.' Can you point out some examples? Thanks.
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    Ashley from Shadow
    Shadow
    Shadow
    @felicitias remember when google translate used to be a mess? LOL
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    Marvin Mändle
    I use deepl and language tool for checking grammar. There is also a extension for google docs.
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    Mary Rumyantzeva, PhD
    Pythia World
    Pythia World
    @marvin_maendle Thank you for this recommendation. I will check it out
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    Ruben Boonzaaijer
    Ringly.io
    Ringly.io
    Grammarly, I love the autocorrect features that works almost anywhere
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    Jesse Zaman
    Weavely
    Weavely
    Chat GPT for sure.
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    Domas Sakavickas
    ChatGPT and Grammarly. The problem I see with ChatGPT is that sometimes, it takes time to explain that I want just a grammar check. Usually, it starts to rewrite the whole text in its own way. And Grammarly, I've never tried their paid version, so I'm not able to see those premium suggestions. But in general, it works really well.
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    Arzu Özkan
    Retable
    Retable
    Always Grammarly and ChatGPT! :)
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    Hassan Shah
    My constant is ChatGPT
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    Edmond Bitay
    I get around with Grammarly free version. Although recently it promotes more aggressively and also wants me to sound more friendly and inclusive, without me asking it do that.
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    Olena Bomko
    The LinkedIn Inbound Playbook
    The LinkedIn Inbound Playbook
    Grammarly
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    Nastassia
    Scade.pro
    Scade.pro
    I use Deepl Write and beloved Grammarly for more than 10 years :)
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    Mary Rumyantzeva, PhD
    Pythia World
    Pythia World
    @nastassia_k Thank you for this recommendation. I will check it out
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    Grammarly for life the extension is too good
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    Max Avery
    Grammarly for this particular use case for long format work, ProWritingAid is really good
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    Max Avery
    @mary_rumyantzeva for sure, it seems to get overlooked a fair bit for some reason - really powerful tool
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    Bob WIlsey
    Retexts
    Retexts
    Grammarly, I love the autocorrect features that works almost anywhere
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    Thomas Yanik
    It used to be Grammarly for me before but now its ChatGpt 4
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    Maksim Cherkas
    chatgpt, gemini, copilot, deepl
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    Ruben Lozano
    Cake Equity
    Cake Equity
    Hello @mary_rumyantzeva I have Grammarly Grammarly . I started using it from the beginning, I think in 2015 or so, and since then I am still using it. Happy so far. And you?
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