Becoming A Better Author

Are you having problems because of your bad grammar? Well, that is easy you can use an application called Grammarly.

Grammarly is an online grammar checking, spell checking, and plagiarism detection platform developed by Grammarly, Inc. The software was first released in late 2009.

Grammarly's proofreading and plagiarism-detection resources check against more than 250 grammar rules.

It is surprisingly easy to be used, you just write like you usually do and it will fix the problems for you.

Where can you use Grammarly? Actually, you can use it while surfing on the web with its chrome addon correcting your spelling and grammar while you type.

Or you can head to their official website Grammarly.com for a much better experience. Sadly this isn't available for mobile devices.

But don't worry there is Grammarly Keyboard that can be downloaded for both Android and IOS devices. You can modify its looks and feel to suit your taste.

Now how to better improve your grammar. Being reliant on applications is a no-no because there are times that it will not interpret the sentence the way you wanted it.

There are a few ways to improve your English. First is to read an English book that has the same genre as the one your writing to give you insights. If you feel that reading novels and other books with a lot of words you cannot understand is hard why don't you try reading children's books?

Bedtime's stories are simple and easy to read with pictures to help you imagine the meaning of the words. Understanding the meaning words is a must. If you have trouble grasping the words' intent you can try using context clues.

How to improve your word library. If you're having trouble because of your limited vocabulary you can try to improve it by searching the synonyms and antonyms of the words you already know.

Lastly, reading a lot of books that have a good grammar will help you improve in a lot of aspects and if you want to know how, why don't you try reading some more to compare you're your mistakes and to find the things you were laking.

That's it for the grammar problems. See you next time on creating that Catchy Title .