What Are Some Grammarly Alternatives? (Different Grammar Checker Apps And Websites)
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Here are some Grammarly alternatives that might help you. Keep in mind that Grammarly has a large team working on their side, so it is likely that Grammarly is going to have many advantages over these alternatives. I very much like what Grammarly is doing to the grammar checker market! Keep it up, Grammarly!
1. http://www.dictionary.com/
I use dictionary.com to find words that I forgot how to spell. While not specifically a Grammarly alternative as it does not have many of its features, you can benefit from this website a lot. You will likely learn much about the definition of the word.
2. MS Word.
I am a big fan of MS Word as it is very simple. Microsoft Word is on most computers, and their grammar checker is sufficient for most people’s needs. That being said, it is not specifically geared towards grammar like Grammarly.
3. Free Ad-based grammar software. There are many grammar software programs that are internet-based. Here is a sample of alternatives that you might want to consider:
www.gingersoftware.com/grammarcheck
https://www.grammarcheck.net/editor/
https://spellcheckplus.com/
https://www.scribens.com/
http://www.online-spellcheck.com/
https://prowritingaid.com/
http://www.polishmywriting.com/
http://www.hemingwayapp.com/
https://www.paperrater.com/
All of these are likely to differ in ability to catch mistakes, and are likely to be inferior to what Grammarly has to offer. Grammarly is likely to have the best available options as has the biggest team to dedicate to the software. That being said, it is worthwhile to check out each program to explore what works well for you. There are so many grammarly alternatives to explore.
When you do explore these alternatives to grammarly, I would recommend that you pay attention to the interface. Some of the interfaces are better than others, and might work better with your style of work.
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