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There are so many articles I have read that are clearly not properly edited in any way, with loads of spelling and grammar errors.
Often I can see it is not a Native English speaking person and that is fine, but often it is a Native English speaking person which is concerning.
When I see an article by an English speaking person that is so littered with mistakes it makes me think that the person has not taken any care with writing.
There is such an easy (and free) solution and this is Grammarly.
If you struggle with English then I suggest you check it out!
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I've never used Grammarly but I will give it a shot. I often use Google Translate and to be honest, it's kind of crappy. However I've never used Google Translate to translate full sentences. I use it to spell check a specific word or to look for alternative words to use. That being said, I'll try to use Grammarly instead, perhaps I'll find that one to be more useful. Thank you very much for your advice Lynne, and I'm sorry for not being native in English. :) I've never used Grammarly but I will give it a shot. I often use Google Translate and to be honest, it's kind of crappy. However I've never used Google Translate to translate full sentences. I use it to spell check a specific word or to look for alternative words to use. That being said, I'll try to use Grammarly instead, perhaps I'll find that one to be more useful.
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