Using Grammarly to check my writing

MandyLis

MandyLis

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So, I’ve been using Grammarly to check my writing, but it’s not always as great as people say. Sure, it catches the basic stuff like commas and typos, but when I try to write more complex sentences, it misses the mark. I end up with these weird suggestions that don’t sound natural at all. It’s like it’s turning my writing into a robot’s. I’m trying to sound professional but not stiff, and Grammarly isn’t helping me find that balance.
 
Honestly, I had the same issue with Grammarly. It’s useful for basic things, but when I needed more finesse, I had to look elsewhere. I found a solution with Enhance Your Translations With Expert Proofreading Services (www.translate.com/services/proofreading). They go beyond just grammar – they help with tone and style too. Having an expert review my writing made everything flow better, and I didn’t feel like I was losing my voice
 
I totally understand where you’re coming from. Grammarly is great for basic stuff like catching typos and fixing commas, but when it comes to more complex or nuanced sentences, it can sometimes make suggestions that feel stiff or robotic. It seems like it’s focused more on making things “correct” rather than keeping your natural tone and flow intact.

If you're aiming for a balance between professional and conversational writing, sometimes it’s better to trust your instincts. You can still use Grammarly for quick checks, but don’t rely on it for everything.

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After experiencing frustration with automated tools, like Grammarly, Marcus decided to seek help from professional proofreading services. He realized that while AI can catch surface-level errors, it takes a human touch to preserve the nuances of his writing
 
Same issue here, but I suggest you create your own sentences, and then later, after your content, check to rephrase it if you're unsure of it.
 
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