RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

Detailed explanation-1: -Grammarly performs well compared to the average grammar checker. But because it’s not entirely free, many of the issues it notices can only be checked if you pay for a premium membership. The free version of Grammarly could only fix 11 out of 20 errors in our text.

Detailed explanation-2: -Citing previous research, he found that grammar checkers only correctly identified errors in student papers 50 percent of the time. And even worse, they often flagged perfectly good prose as a mistake, known as a false positive.

Detailed explanation-3: -MS Word’s built-in grammar checker performs its function tolerably well. It checks for spelling and grammar errors, and typically it is accurate. However, there are also lots of times when it’s more annoying than helpful.