Second-language writers
Find the article, preposition and tense errors that are hardest to spot when English is not your first language.
Correct grammar, punctuation, articles and tense in English text, then see what changed.
This checker is aimed at the errors that slip into everyday English writing: subject and verb that do not agree, tense that drifts mid-paragraph, missing articles, and pairs like their and there or your and you're. It also fixes comma splices and run-on sentences. Your wording and voice stay intact; only what is wrong gets changed.
It helps people writing English as a second language, where articles and prepositions are the usual trouble, as well as native speakers who want a quick pass before sending an email or report. It keeps US or UK spelling based on what your text already uses, and finishes with a short list of the changes so you can see what was fixed.
Paste your English text into the box.
Press Check.
Copy the corrected text and skim the list of changes.
Find the article, preposition and tense errors that are hardest to spot when English is not your first language.
Run a quick check on an important email so typos and confused words do not distract the reader.
Proofread a cover letter where one grammar slip can stand out to a hiring manager.
It keeps whichever spelling your text already uses, such as color or colour, and does not switch between them.
No. It fixes errors and leaves sentence choices alone unless they are ungrammatical. For rewording, use the paragraph rewriter instead.
This page is focused on English only. The general Grammar Checker accepts text in many languages and corrects it in the language you paste.
Each check takes up to 12,000 characters, roughly 2,000 words. It is free with no sign-up.
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