Are there any free Internet programs such as Grammali for correcting automatic English grammar? Could there be machine-level grammar checking programs?
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Are there any English grammar assessment programs
Alongside Grammarly for little oversights, I use Hemmingway! It's pretty great in keeping the flow and readability of your work easily consumable.
CKtalon Thnx!!!!!!!!!
marldita Thank you very much!
Are they all about the same, or is there one really above the others? I use grammarly, but the free version only fix glaring grammar mistakes and is calibrated to seek conciseness rather than a litterary flow.
CKtalon Gave it a try. Although I got A score and whatever, the software doesn't take under consideration names used in the text. For example: Liam is a viable name we can use, but the software counts that as a mistake (which is not).
Funny enough, my text would be readable to people who know English really poorly :D As they say it's over simplified. I mean you can gauge your skills using that software to some extent, but it's not that great. A sentence which had 11 words, was too long for them. (Coincidentally, the sentence you just read is 11 words long). But yea, you can check it out.
Yes, the grammali showed three errors in your sentence. That is, for now, the machine spelling and grammar of the English language does not reach the 21st century! This is not virtual intelligence. Perhaps in 10 years, a machine literacy test will be better than a native speaker. In the meantime, you need to earn more money in order to find, in the end, a more or less well-versed grammar speaker. To be an editor. Rates like I saw in the network 1000 words = 1 dollar? or was it 5 dollars?
Are there any editor fees? How many words do they take 1 or 5 or 10 dollars? How do they pay for the work? How much will editing 80,000 words cost? Procedure - first work, then money? Who will check the quality of the editor? Is the game worth the candle, is it worth it or is it just money down the drain?