An Argentinian's Journey: Using Grammarly to Reach English-Speaking Audiences.

Grammarly detects a wide range of errors but it goes beyond basic spelling and grammar. Corrections are in real-time is a tool invaluable for those who don't have an editor to proofread.

Highlights

• Grammarly for Non-Native Speakers: See how it helps improve writing in English.

• Top Grammarly Features: Learn about its AI tools and content suggestions.

• Real-Time Corrections: Improve your writing instantly with live feedback.

Since English is my second language, Grammarly's optimization toolkit helps me write for an English-affluent speaking audience. I never imagined that English-speaking, financially savvy individuals would be able to understand how I, a native-born Argentinian, think. Let me share how Grammarly helps me communicate my financial and business insights.

What is Grammarly?

Grammarly is a typing assistant. In its most basic form, it uses AI features to help spark ideas, fix grammatical and spelling errors, and rephrase text. It's not a complete replacement for proofreading, but Grammarly is a tool that allows freelance writers to deliver cleaner work in less time.

More advanced tools include customizing style, tone, and context-specific language and detecting plagiarism. Recently, it's added a generative AI tool. It moves beyond just correction and helps brainstorm, rephrase, and generate text—great for if you're stuck with writer's block or working with a sentence you can't get to sound right.

This is the layout of Grammarly in a nutshell. Text on the left, correction tools, suggestions and tone on the right.

Seamless Integration

Grammarly's structure is simple and intuitive. You can use their website as a text editor and type or paste text. Then, it asks you about the communication style and level of knowledge of the target audience and starts making corrections and suggestions.