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Grammarly is a simple and powerful writing app with over 250 grammar, spelling, and contextual checks to help you master the English language. An everyday use of Grammarly enables error-free, clear, and successful written communication.

What Is The Difference Between Catalog and Catalogue?

In English, some words have more than one spelling. They don’t have to change their meaning or the way…

Connor Brooke
June 27, 2016
BrandViews / Grammarly

Pleaded or Pled?

How serious does an argument about the proper way to form a past tense of a verb have to…

Connor Brooke
June 26, 2016
BrandViews / Grammarly

How to Use “Calves” and “Calfs” Correctly

Words ending with an f can sometimes be troublesome for English speakers. They are easy enough to use in…

Connor Brooke
June 26, 2016
BrandViews / Grammarly

Despite vs. In Spite Of

What’s the difference between despite and in spite of? The easy answer: none. Despite and in spite of, despite…

Connor Brooke
June 26, 2016
BrandViews / Grammarly

Learned or Learnt?

There are many perks to speaking a language that is the lingua franca of our time, but one of…

Connor Brooke
June 25, 2016
BrandViews / Grammarly

Is “Fishes” Correct?

There are plenty of quotes from the movie The Godfather seared into people’s brains. Perhaps the most famous one…

Jay Leonard
June 24, 2016
BrandViews / Grammarly

Yea, Yeah, Yay!

Yea, yeah, and yay are three words that are commonly equated with the word yes. If you’re one of…

Alan Draper
June 23, 2016
BrandViews / Grammarly

Political Correction: How “PC” and “Reclaimed” Words Got Their Start

Any Google News search for “political correctness” will yield three general groups of results: pieces slamming one public figure…

James Spillane
June 23, 2016
BrandViews / Grammarly

What Is the Singular They, and Why Should I Use It?

Last year, Grammarly polled our social audiences to see if they supported gender-neutral pronoun usage. The results were a…

James Spillane
June 22, 2016
BrandViews / Grammarly

Rack vs. Wrack

The relationship between the words rack and wrack is not without complications. You can say, for example, that you…

Connor Brooke
June 22, 2016
BrandViews / Grammarly

How to Spell E-mail (or Email)

The issue of the hyphen (or lack thereof) in email is still far from being settled. Even though it…

Connor Brooke
June 22, 2016
BrandViews / Grammarly

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