You’ve written the sweetest message to send to your loved one before they go to bed. But right before you hit “send,” doubt lurks over you. Is the correct spelling “good night” or “goodnight”? We’ll review everything you need to know about how to use these expressions correctly.
Statistics is a new LanguageTool feature that tracks your writing productivity by the numbers! It reveals insights such as your dominant writing languages and most productive days. This blog will show you how it can help you stay consistent and where you can access this feature.
Are you tired of puzzling over whether the correct phrase is “takes precedence” or “takes precedent”? We’ll clear up the confusion by thoroughly reviewing the definitions of “precedence” and “precedent” and providing example sentences that’ll teach you how to use these words correctly.
Using ChatGPT to generate your texts may seem resourceful, but it can lead to consequences if not used correctly and ethically. This post will teach you how to strengthen your writing by using both ChatGPT and LanguageTool while avoiding the dangers of relying solely on AI for text generation.
“Exasperate” and “exacerbate” are two words people often use incorrectly because of their similar spelling and pronunciation. We’ll teach you what both of them mean so that you can use them correctly from here on out!
Staying up to date with ever-evolving internet lingo may seem impossible, but we’re here to make it slightly easier for you with this list of 17 of the most common abbreviations. We’ll review what they mean and provide examples to teach you how to use them.
Whether you’re a word aficionado or just starting your writing journey, LanguageTool’s Editor will help you hone your skills so that you can compose one masterpiece after another. This blog post will teach you everything you need to know about this advanced writing assistant software.
