Hello guys. In this video, we are going to compare Grammarly with Microsoft Word. I have
a piece of content which I'm going to paste in a couple of minutes, and we will see how
both perform in tests.
Let's paste the piece of content in Grammarly. Grammarly has a window which is set goals.
If you want to set the goals, then go ahead otherwise, ignore.
Let's set the goals for this video so we can get better results from Grammarly.
Alright, let's move on to Word and paste the content.
To make things simple, I'm going to add total mistakes and remaining mistakes so we can
count how many issues in total and how many issues we have fixed.
In the beginning, Grammarly is showing 8 mistakes in total while Word is suggesting 5 issues
in total.
Now the first issue in Grammarly is the word "every day", and the same mistake is also
in Word. Let's fix this mistake and move on.
The second mistake apparently is the same in both which is "because". The spelling is
wrong.
So far so good. Oh! We have got a difference here, Grammarly is suggesting "On" with capital
O while Word is not suggesting with capital o. The winner is Grammarly here.
I'm going to fix the mistake in Grammarly and bold the text in Word so we can remember
the error.
Just now Grammarly has added another mistake to fix, so I'm going to increase the total
mistakes count and remaining mistakes count.
Even though Grammarly showed a mistake on "Youtube" word, the correct spelling of YouTube
is different which Grammarly missed.
On the other hand, Word could not suggest ",", but the correct YouTube spelling.
The third word of the content is YouTuber in which "t" should be capital but both could
suggest that.
So far Grammarly is ahead of Word, and we can see the total of 9 mistakes in Grammarly
while a total of 5 mistakes in Word.
Moving on, we have a mistake on "message". The correct word should be "messages", and
both could find the issue.
Let's update the remaining mistakes. Oh! What happened? Word has suggested another error
just now. Let's update the total issues in Word.
Both are suggesting a mistake on the word "find". Let's correct the error and see if
both are correct. Meanwhile, Word has added another mistake.
After the new and latest mistakes, we have a total count of 10 in Grammarly and 7 in
Microsoft Word.
As we are going along new mistakes are coming up. We have got a few "," to fix and we will
see how it goes.
Let's add "," after "important".
After fixing that we have got another mistake in Word. Let's change the total mistakes count,
and this time it is 8.
[Awkward silence]
It's a bit confusing here because Grammarly is suggesting "an" before email while Word
is not suggesting anything.
Ok, Grammarly has just added two more mistakes. Now the total count is 12 in Grammarly and
8 in Word.
Grammarly is a smart tool, but sometimes it doesn't suggest the correct word. Now I'm
going to ignore this mistake and change the total back to 11 because we are not going
to fix this mistake.
Grammarly is suggesting to add "a" before particular, and I'm pretty sure Grammarly
is correct because we add an article before the word particular.
On the other hand, Word removed the word "particular", but it did not add an article before "video".
We have the last mistake in Grammarly which is a "," before "and".
Let's see how Word is doing. Oops! Word has added another mistake, and we will update
the total mistakes count. Let's fix the error and see what happens. OK, Word has suggested
another mistake. Let's fix and update the total count.
After fixing all the mistakes we can see the total count was 11 in Grammarly and total
count was 10 in Word. You can see the difference.
Both are great tools, and both have different functionalities. Both are smart but not as
sharp as a person. You can see the mistake on "he" is expensive while it should be "it"
is expensive. Also, the spelling of YouTuber needs to be fixed. There might be other issues
which I can't see.
Anyway, we can also try copying the Grammarly content to Word and Word content to Grammarly
and see if there's a difference.
[Awkward silence]
After copying and pasting we can see Word could find three more mistakes and Grammarly
could find two more mistakes.
To be honest but are not perfect. If you have both then you have the maximum protection,
but one is not enough anyway thanks for watching this Grammarly vs Word video. If you want
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