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- This article introduces various online tools that can help with English writing.
- It provides grammar and spelling correction services such as ChatGPT, ProWritingAid, Wordvice, and Grammarly.
- It also introduces sites like Hemingway Editor to help write concise sentences.
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Hello. I've been working hard on my English writing, but I need to check if my spelling, grammar, and punctuation are correct. In this case, I've gathered some tools that might be helpful!!
■ ChatGPT
ChatGPT is a service that has become quite popular recently, so much so that it's hard to find someone who doesn't know about it. It is said that if you have a conversation with this chatbot in English, or ask it to correct your English writing, it will make quite good adjustments within the bounds of grammatical rules. When you sign up and log in, a window will open where you can chat with the chatbot.
■ ProWritingAid
This service looks similar to Grammarly and is an editor that includes powerful editing features. It's available on the web, but it also offers a program that can be used on Windows, iOS, and Mac. It is said that you can get suggestions for writing styles and find synonyms using the word explorer.
https://prowritingaid.com/en/Account/Login2?returnUrl=https://app.prowritingaid.com
■ Wordvice
WordviceAI, an English grammar checker, automatically finds and corrects errors that occur when writing academic papers, SOPs, assignments, and business emails in English. It provides English grammar and typo correction, word and expression improvement suitable for English documents, style correction, friendly and easy-to-understand correction reasons, and specialized correction for English academic papers, business, and email documents. It looks like a similar site to Grammarly.
https://wordvice.ai/ko
Free English Grammar Checker/Spell Checker
Wordvice AI is a differentiated English grammar checker that automatically finds errors in all English documents and
corrects them in real time.
wordvice.ai
■ Outwrite
A Grammarly-like site, it is a site that automatically corrects English writing when you enter a sentence in the editor. Spelling and grammar are provided for free, while style and structure are provided for a fee. It is convenient because it automatically counts the number of characters, words, and sentences.
https://app.outwrite.com/home/documents
■ Grammarly
This is a useful site when MS Word is not available. It is free to use after registration. At the final step of registration, just click the green button [Continue to Grammarly]. When you enter a sentence on the left, suggestions for revisions will appear on the right. If you are a Chrome browser user, you can also install a separate Chrome extension. If you purchase it for a fee, you can see sentences that have been corrected in more detail, taking nuances into consideration.
https://www.grammarly.com/
■ Hemingway Editor
There is a saying, "Brevity is the soul of wit". In English writing where concise sentences are considered the best, practice is needed to make sentences simpler. The site below automatically changes long sentences into more concise sentences.
http://www.hemingwayapp.com/
■ MS Word Spell Check Feature
This is not a website, but a Windows program. In MS Word, write all of your English writing and then run the Spell Check function in the menu: Review > Spelling and Grammar. Any incorrect or suspected incorrect parts are underlined in blue. Refer to the 'Suggestions' item in the right editor to change the corresponding parts to a better expression and then make corrections.
■ Dictionary
Online English dictionary site. In addition to the definition of words, you can also enjoy slang dictionaries, emoticon
dictionaries, crosswords, and word games.
https://www.dictionary.com/
■ Etymology Dictionary
This site is essential for learning the etymology of English. Surprisingly, knowing the etymology can help you learn words more easily. If you are curious about the etymology of a word, look it up often. You will learn the common etymology of many words, and this will help you easily infer the meaning of the words.
https://www.etymonline.com/
■ The site below is a blog that contains a lot of explanations about roots. It's good for studying roots, that is, etymology, when you come across an unknown word. It's pretty extensive, so I use it often as a bookmark.
https://blog.naver.com/shintc/40124437602
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