Websites that Help You Write in English

Hello. You've diligently worked on your English writing, but you need to check if the spelling, grammar, and punctuation are correct, right? In such cases, I've gathered some helpful tools for you~!!
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■ ChatGPT
ChatGPT is a service that has recently gained significant attention, to the point where it's hard to find anyone who doesn't know about it. They say that if you have a conversation with this chatbot in English or ask it to proofread your English writing, it can refine it quite well within the bounds of grammar. Once you sign up and log in, a window will open where you can chat with the chatbot.

https://openai.com/blog/chatgpt 

 
■ ProWritingAid
This service seems similar to Grammarly, and it's an editor with powerful editing features. It's available on the web, but they also offer a program that can be used on Windows, iOS, and Mac. They say you can get suggestions for writing styles or use the Thesaurus to find synonyms.
https://prowritingaid.com/en/Account/Login2?returnUrl=https://app.prowritingaid.com

 
 
■ Wordvice
Wordvice AI is an English grammar checker that automatically detects and corrects errors that occur when writing academic papers, SOPs, assignments, and business emails in English. It offers English grammar checking and typo correction, improved vocabulary and expressions suitable for English documents, style correction, and provides friendly and easy-to-understand reasons for corrections. It's said to specialize in corrections for English academic papers, business, and email documents. It seems similar to Grammarly.
https://wordvice.ai/ko

Free English Grammar Checker/Spell Checker
Wordvice AI is a differentiated English grammar checker that automatically detects and corrects errors in all English documents in real time.
wordvice.ai

 
■ Outwrite
Similar to Grammarly, this is a website with an English writing editor that automatically corrects sentences when you enter them. Spelling and grammar are provided for free, while style and structure are paid services. It's convenient because it automatically counts the number of characters, words, and sentences.
https://app.outwrite.com/home/documents

■ Grammarly
This site is useful when you can't use MS Word. You can use it for free after signing up. At the final step of registration, click the green [Continue to Grammarly] button. When you enter a sentence on the left, the suggested corrections will appear on the right. If you're a Chrome browser user, you can also install a separate Chrome extension. If you purchase it, you can see a more finely corrected sentence considering the nuance.
https://www.grammarly.com/

  
■ Hemingway Editor
There's a proverb that says, "Brevity is the soul of wit." In English writing, where concise sentences are considered the best, practicing creating simpler sentences is necessary. The site below automatically converts long sentences into shorter ones.
http://www.hemingwayapp.com/

 
■ MS Word Spell Check Feature
This isn't a website but a Windows program. In MS Word, after you've written all your English writing, go to Review > Spelling & Grammar. Incorrect or potentially incorrect parts will be underlined in blue. You can refer to the 'Suggestions' in the right-hand editor, which suggests better ways to express those parts, and make corrections accordingly.
  
■ Dictionary
An online English dictionary site. In addition to the definition of words, you can also enjoy slang dictionaries, emoji dictionaries, crosswords, and word games.
https://www.dictionary.com/

■ Etymology Dictionary
If you want to learn about the origins of English words, this site is essential. Surprisingly, knowing the etymology can make it easier to learn words. If you frequently look up words whose origins you're curious about, you'll discover the common etymologies of various words. This can help you easily infer the meanings of words.
https://www.etymonline.com/

 
■ The site below is a blog with a lot of explanations about word roots. When you encounter an unfamiliar word, you can search for it and study its root, or etymology. It's quite extensive, so I frequently use it as a bookmark.
https://blog.naver.com/shintc/40124437602

Well, I'll be back with more useful and insightful news like a swift swallow next time. Thank you!