Grammar is an important when writing a story because a lack of it could make someone stop reading it. I also suffer from some bade grammar habits. That is, until I found this 3.7-star tool called Grammarly. Grammarly is my trick to catch grammar mistakes. As you’re writing your paragraph Grammarly is calculating the errors and lists it on the side once you’re done writing. Once you’re done you can click on it, and it automatically brings you to the error and offers what could be solution to fix it.
Grammarly also catches repeated words, lack of capital letters, correct use of certain words, etc. These are free and not limited. However, if you want features like vocabulary enhancements, the plagiarism tool, fixing inappropriate tones, etc. then you’ll have to pay a subscription. This is the one thing I don’t like about it since its locking these things behind a paywall and the price is not cheap compared to other tools that do the same thing. For example, ProWritingAid’s subscription is $60-$70. It also glitches sometimes. Grammarly is mostly intended for beginners though, meaning that the subscription is an option.
If you really want to buy the subscription then log in, go to Account, click Subscription, click Go Premium and pick either annually ($144 a year), quarterly ($60 every 3 months), or monthly ($30 a month).
To use it, first login. The dashboard will look like this but empty.
Click New and let Grammarly do the work.
