Grammarly is an excellent tool for checking and correcting grammar and spelling. It is not limited to finding errors in writing but also recommending improvements that you should make.
You can also add vocabulary to your dictionary so that it can help Grammarly work better for you. And the good news is that this grammar and spell checker has expanded support for Google Docs.
# Grammarly Expands support for Google Docs
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In the July 2020 update, Grammarly announced via its official Twitter account that support for Google Docs is getting smarter with advanced writing recommendations.
You will also find a new sidebar that appears on the right, with an attractive and comfortable appearance. The addition of the new Grammarly feature will help correct large documents, as it puts feedback and all changes in one convenient location.
Another change is the goal-setting capability, which was not supported for Google Docs before the update. With this feature, you can tell Grammarly who your writing is intended for, general people, knowledgeable, or linguists. That way, your writing will be better and on target.
# How to get Grammarly for Google Docs
To use Grammarly in Google Docs, you must download the "Grammarly Google Chrome extension." But keep in mind that you can feel the benefits of all these sophisticated updates by registering a premium account.
Furthermore, whether the Grammarly premium account is worth the benefits, it offers all depends on your own opinion.
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