AI Grammar Checker

The checker catches spelling errors, grammatical errors (subject-verb agreement, tense consistency, pronoun agreement), punctuation errors (comma splices, missing apostrophes), style issues (passive voice overuse, wordy phrases, redundancy), and clarity issues. It explains each correction so you learn from the feedback.

Grammar checking catches rule violations — sentences that are technically incorrect. Style checking flags patterns that are technically correct but weaken writing — excessive passive voice, wordy phrases like "in order to", nominalizations ("make a decision" vs "decide"), and overlong sentences. Both matter for professional writing.

Override suggestions when: you deliberately use passive voice for emphasis, you write in a dialect where the "error" is standard, you use intentional fragments for effect, or the AI misunderstands domain-specific terminology. Grammar checkers are probabilistic — context always wins over the rule.

Yes, and it's especially valuable for ESL writers. Common non-native patterns caught: article errors (a/an/the), preposition misuse (in/on/at), verb tense consistency, count vs. non-count noun errors. The plain-English explanations help build long-term grammar intuition.