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Grammar check online


Question Posted Saturday March 1 2014, 4:58 pm

Is there a place where you can get not just your spelling, but also your grammar checked either by a real person or a program? One that actually works would be nice. :) Thank you!

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adviceman49 answered Sunday March 2 2014, 10:55 am:
I typed "Grammar Checker" into my yahoo search engine. I received a number of returns. Most were for programs to downloaded or online programs. Most all had some fee associated with them though there was one or two free sites.

I suggest you try using your search engine to view the different programs available and select the one best for you.

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