Grammar
Review subject–verb agreement, verb forms, articles, pronouns and other sentence-level grammar patterns.
Proofreading you control
Paste a draft, inspect every proposed correction, and keep authorship of the final wording. Free to use without an account.
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The checker returns the exact passage, a proposed correction and a short explanation. You decide which changes to apply.
How it works
Add a complete paragraph or essay. Your writing stays in the editor until you start the check.
See the exact passage, a proposed correction and a short explanation of the issue.
Accept corrections individually or apply the remaining set, then copy the revised draft.
Scope of review
This checker is intentionally narrower than a grader, plagiarism scan or fact check. It looks for mechanics that can interrupt a reader and explains its proposed repair.
Review subject–verb agreement, verb forms, articles, pronouns and other sentence-level grammar patterns.
Surface likely misspellings in context and compare the exact original wording with the suggestion.
Inspect commas, apostrophes, sentence endings and other punctuation that may interrupt meaning.
Use the Essay Grader for supported academic rubrics, scoring, strengths and areas to improve. Proofreading does not judge whether an argument satisfies an assessment standard.
Open Essay GraderAutomated language review can flatten intentional voice, misread specialist terms or miss context. Read the sentence around every change and follow the conventions of your class, publication or style guide.
Questions
It reviews submitted text for grammar, spelling and punctuation problems. Each result includes the original passage, a suggested correction and an explanation. It does not verify facts, citations or plagiarism.
Yes. You can check text without creating an account. Temporary request limits protect the service from automated abuse.
No. Proofreading and grading are different tasks. This page checks writing mechanics; the Essay Grader evaluates a supported assessment rubric and returns score-based feedback.
No. It returns focused corrections and leaves the draft under your control. Nothing changes until you choose Apply suggestion or Apply all.
Yes. Language depends on context, voice and discipline-specific conventions. Treat every suggestion as a review prompt and read important work once more before submitting it.
Nothing is sent while you type. When you start a check, the submitted text is sent to the proofreading service for processing. Avoid submitting confidential or restricted material.