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Google introduced a new grammar check feature based on artificial intelligence

Google has iroduced a tool that can help people who are not confide in their writing skills. This tool can help make seences that are grammatically correct and understandable. The new feature uses artificial ielligence to check users' gramm…

https://rco.news/7832/google-introduced-a-new-grammar-check-feature-based-on-artificial-intelligence/

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Google introduced a new grammar check feature based on artificial intelligence

Google has iroduced a tool that can help people who are not confide in their writing skills. This tool can help make seences that are grammatically correct and understandable. The new feature uses…

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Darth Hideout 🏳️‍🌈11h ago

It's trying to tell me something. 🤔

#Memes #Humor #English #Grammar

Rob Bignell, Editor/Author 12h ago

#grammar #booksky #amwriting #writingcommunity #writers inventingrealityediting.com/2...

Do it right: do’s and don’ts v...

Do it right: do’s and don’ts vs. dos and donts

All too often, I see writers doing the don’ts where do’s and don’ts are concerned. In all fairness, though, various stylebooks disagree about what you should do with these two words.Let’s start wit…

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Phil Thane ✅14h ago

Today's, slightly pedantic, grammar/vocabulary query. How and why has it become fashionable to use adverbs with no intrinsic indication of size or speed to imply something is big and fast?

Examples include: at scale, at pace, at speed. There are probably others. They don't mean what the speaker/writer seems to be implying.
/rant
#grammar #pedantry #vocabulary

Quasit 20h ago

Please note:

It's the Strait of Hormuz, NOT the Straight (or Straights) of Hormuz.

Thank you!

#Geography #grammar #IranWar

Droppie 1d ago

strayans who say

de-fence, de-fensiveno-ffence, o-ffensive🙄🤦‍♀️

#talkgooder #fuckmerkanmangling #grammar #idiom

Rob Bignell, Editor/Author 1d ago

#grammar #writingtips #amwriting #writingcommunity #amediting inventingrealityediting.com/2...

Stuck in a rut with startup vs...

Stuck in a rut with startup vs. start-up vs. start up

This appears to be one of those words in flux, as different spellings and punctuation rules are followed by different reputable sources.Start-up works as a noun (a start-up business), verb (“Start-…

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Rob Bignell, Editor/Author 2d ago

#grammar #writingtips #amwriting #writingcommunity #writers inventingrealityediting.com/2...

Once all is said and done: Aft...

Once all is said and done: Afterward vs. Afterwards

Great news: You can’t get this one wrong. Either version of the word is correct.Both are used across the English-speaking world, though in the United States and Canada, afterward is slightly more p…

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James R.B. Eastwood 2d ago

The content of this lifehacker piece is adequately amusing, but my favorite part is the ambiguity of the prepositional phrase in "[Running content creator Libby Cope] tucks the squishy dairy parcels into her running vest alongside her boyfriend..."

Is she alongside her boyfriend when she tucks them in, or are the squishy dairy parcels alongside her boyfriend, who is also tucked into her running vest?

#grammar

https://lifehacker.com/health/churn-butter-while-running-social-media-trend