3 Grammarly Content Writing Tips

 

Quick Tip 4: Match Your Tone to Your Message Communicating your tone in writing is hard. You can’t rely on your expression or body language to help convey that you’re trying to express genuine concern or that you know you’re right but are trying to be polite about it. Your reader has to figure all that out from your words alone. Grammarly Premium can flag phrases that may not land with a reader the way you want them to and help you rephrase. Learn More

Quick Tip 3: Compelling Word Choice Makes a Difference

Which of these makes a stronger impression on you? 

• “We want you to thrive.” 
• “We want you to thrive.”

The second one feels a lot more compelling, doesn’t it? Robust and specific vocabulary keeps readers engaged with your writing and makes a more significant impact. Grammarly Premium can offer alternatives to bland or overused words in real-time, so you can feel confident that your report packs a punch.

Quick Tip 2: Focus on Consistency

 Unintentional spelling and grammatical mistakes can hurt your credibility. Grammarly Premium’s range of grammar, spelling, and punctuation feedback can help with everything from effect vs. effect to comma splices. But English has plenty of gray areas where no one “right” way to write. In those cases, keeping your style consistent can make the difference between a piece of writing that looks professional and one that doesn’t. Grammarly Premium can help you stay consistent in how you write dates, abbreviations, and more. 

Quick Tip 1: How to Improve Clarity

Tangled, hard-to-follow sentences can obscure your point and leave your readers scratching their heads. Breaking up long sentences and eliminating unnecessary words can help, but it’s not always easy to find ways to do that in your own writing. Luckily, you have Grammarly Premium to give you a hand.

Grammarly Premium uses sophisticated AI to analyze each sentence and determine if there are ways to tighten it up and make it easier to understand. It can even offer full-sentence rewrites to improve clarity. Next time you’re writing, keep an eye out for Grammarly’s blue underlines, which indicate clarity suggestions.