Grammarly Tutorial: A Beginner's Guide

The video script introduces Grammarly, an essential writing tool for the presenter, Brian Collins, who has been using it since 2013. Grammarly is highlighted as an exceptional tool for improving English writing skills, boosting confidence, and simplifying the publishing process. The tutorial will cover setup, version selection, key features, and hidden features of Grammarly. The video also mentions the free and premium versions, with the latter offering additional features like context for grammar errors, AI-powered writing assistance, and citation management. Brian provides a discount link for Grammarly and discusses the business version for corporate use.

This paragraph explains how to set up Grammarly on various devices and platforms. It details the process of downloading Grammarly for Mac, Windows, Chrome, and mobile devices, as well as setting it up in Google Docs. The script also covers how Grammarly works across all applications on a computer once installed, and how to access its features within different writing apps. Settings adjustments are discussed, such as language preferences and writing style, to tailor Grammarly to the user's needs.

The script describes how to use Grammarly to find and fix errors in writing. It explains the process of using the web app, uploading or pasting text, and the limitations on the number of words that can be checked within certain periods. The paragraph also discusses the various reports and scores provided by Grammarly, such as the overall score, speaking time, readability score, and how to set goals for writing. The importance of addressing critical grammar and spelling errors before moving on to clarity and style suggestions is emphasized.

This section delves into the specific reports provided by Grammarly to enhance writing. It discusses the Clarity report for simplifying language, the Engagement report for making writing more positive, and the Delivery report for understanding the impression made on readers. The paragraph also mentions the Style guide report for business users and how to customize Grammarly's suggestions according to personal writing style or preferences.

The script explains how to customize Grammarly by turning off specific rules that are not relevant to the user. It also provides instructions for using Grammarly in Google Docs, including accessing the sidebar for suggestions and checking emails for errors. Additionally, it introduces Grammarly's new beta feature for managing citations in real-time for research papers and non-fiction writing.

This paragraph focuses on the advanced features available in the premium version of Grammarly, such as the AI-powered writing assistant for full-sentence rewrites and bulk suggestions, and the plagiarism checker for detecting duplicate content online. The plagiarism checker is used in the hiring process for freelance writers and for ensuring originality in submitted articles. The paragraph also mentions Grammarly's new tone detector, which helps professionals gauge the impression their writing makes on readers.

The final paragraph concludes the tutorial by emphasizing Grammarly as a key editing tool for articles and professional writing. It suggests starting with the free version and upgrading to the premium version if necessary. The presenter offers a discount for Grammarly and invites viewers to ask questions or request more information about additional features in the comments section. The video ends with a call to action to subscribe for more content.