It’s not every day that one bears witness to the birth of a technology that will undoubtedly change the world and the way we live in it. For years, we’ve watched movies and shows about artificial intelligence. Still, those were always considered science fiction—just a figment of someone’s imagination of how things could be in the future. But that future is here now.
With the rise of artificial intelligence comes the need to learn new ways of doing things we’ve been doing all along—like using the written word to express our thoughts.
Helping us strengthen our writing is just one of the many ways in which artificial intelligence can be helpful. But it’s not as easy as asking it to generate a text for you, as doing this can be problematic. That’s why we will teach you how to correctly use ChatGPT along with LanguageTool to generate compelling, error-free writing.
Before we do that, let’s cover some basics, like what LanguageTool and ChatGPT are and why you should avoid using artificial intelligence to generate your entire text.
Published on
June 12, 2025
by
Gina Rancaño, BA
Revised on
July 29, 2025
Hispanic and Latino are complex terms that greatly depend on the individuals using them to identify themselves. Recently, Hispanic has been used to refer to someone with origins from a Spanish-speaking country. In contrast, Latino can refer to someone with origins from a Latin American country (usually Spanish-speaking, but not always).
“Precedent” vs. “Precedence”: Quick SummaryIf something takes precedence over something else, that means it is more important or has a higher priority.
Writing my dissertation has taken precedence over everything else.
A precedent refers to “an earlier occurrence of something that becomes the example or standard for similar situations in the future.”
She had established a precedent, and everyone else wanted to follow suit, fearing being left behind.
What if we told you there was a way to unleash your writing productivity? It’s simple and requires no extra effort on your part. Would you want to know about it?
We thought you would.
LanguageTool’s new Statistics feature will take your writing to a whole new level. We’ll show you how.
Published on
June 12, 2025
by
Gina Rancaño, BA
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July 29, 2025
Whether you plan to go on vacation or simply need to attend to personal matters, you’re going to want to know how to write a clear and error-free time off request email. Below, we’ll show you how to write one, review helpful tips, and provide a time off email template that you can simply copy, paste, and send to your boss.
Let’s get started!
What Does “PTO” Stand For?PTO stands for “paid time off.” It refers to a period of time in which employees are still paid when they take days off. PTO can encompass various types of paid leave, including vacations, sick days, and personal days. When writing to inform your boss about PTO, the steps and tips listed below can also apply.
There are four different types of conditional sentences:
Zero conditional sentences express general truths or known facts.
First conditional sentences express possible future events or actions that are likely to happen.
Second conditional sentences express unlikely or unrealistic future events.
Third conditional sentences express hypothetical past outcomes or consequences.
If I were you, I’d stick around and keep reading this post because we will elaborate on the different types of conditional sentences and show you the verb tenses needed to structure them correctly.
You can also use LanguageTool’s Grammar Checker to check whether your conditional sentences are grammatically correct.
Published on
June 12, 2025
by
Gina Rancaño, BA
Revised on
July 29, 2025
Maybe you’re wondering what the “CC” you see while writing emails signifies.
Or perhaps you know what it means, but are curious about how we came to use that abbreviation in today’s modern world.
We’re going to quench your curiosity about CC in emails by teaching you what it means, reviewing the context behind it, and showing you the correct way of using CC as a verb.
Published on
June 12, 2025
by
Gina Rancaño, BA
Revised on
July 29, 2025
An out-of-officemessage, often called an auto-reply email, is a pre-written response automatically sent to anyone who emails you while you’re unavailable. For instance, you may be temporarily busy or away for a longer period of time.
Out-of-office messages can vary in tone, message, and style, but they normally present the same information: your return date and the person you can contact during your absence.
You’re probably eager to rush out of the office to enjoy your holiday break. Instead of going through the hassle of writing an auto-reply email, just take your pick from any of the funny, friendly, and formal messages we crafted for you.
Even Santa knows the importance of setting an out-of-office message.
You’re not alone in your confusion between choose and chose. After all, the pronunciation and the extra “o” are the only things that set these words apart.
So, how do you use them correctly?
Below, we’ll go over their definitions and synonyms, and provide you with a definitive guide on their usage, so you’ll never find yourself asking, “What’s the difference between choose and choose?”
