Google Docs

Google Docs is the word processor used by many for writing everything from articles to emails. Writing is hard, so many lean on Docs' built-in spell checker ...

- The Grammarly icon: When you're in a Google Doc with Grammarly enabled, there is an icon in the lower-right corner. Yes, Google's word processor is a powerful tool, and you can make it even more useful with some of You can see the edits in the sidebar, and clicking a suggestion gives a more in-depth description of the edit. Using Grammarly in Google Docs is a simple way to improve your writing. You can set goals for the audience, formality, domain, and intent of your piece. - Goal setting: Grammarly allows you to set goals for your writing. If the icon is green, Grammarly does not see any issues with your writing. Grammarly has a number of different features when using it in Google Docs. - Red underlines: When you're typing, Grammarly shows any suggestions it has with a red underline. When the icon displays a spinning wheel, Grammarly is checking your work. Let's take a look and what Grammarly can do. Grammarly is one of