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5 Ways to Beat Spelling and Grammatical Mistakes

March 9, 2011 - Last Modified: April 1, 2014 by Shariq 3,843

If you have doubts regarding your writing skills or are a beginner in the blogging field, it is probably that you do a lot of typing. If you were making a lot of grammatical mistakes, would you continue to make grammatical and spelling mistakes or discontinue your blogging until you learn good grammar and expertise in spelling skill? The answer does not have to be a disappointing one. The promised silver lining is hidden amongst the following lines.

Bad effects of different writing errors

  • It is not good for SEO if your article has spelling mistakes.
  • It makes a very bad impression on the reader if your article has spelling and grammatical errors.
  • Your work it loses its shine and becomes drab and even sometimes incomprehensible due to writing mistakes.

Ways to make your Article free from writing Mistakes

1.After The Deadline

It is an excellent Open Source script which works for spelling as well as grammatical mistakes. It can detect most writing errors and suggest to you the correct usage of verbs, phrases, tenses, etc. This script works direct from its server and is always updated in latest English database.

After The Deadline is available for

  • Mozilla Firefox

Install it easily as a Firefox add-on, and it will show its icon at the bottom right corner of any editable area open in your browser.

Add-on Link

  • Google Chrome

Like Firefox, After The Deadline is available as a Google Chrome extension and works the same as in Firefox.

Extension Link

  • WordPress

The WordPress plugin is fully featured and you can activate and customize its options from your WordPress admin profile page.

Plugin Link

2.WhiteSmoke

whitesmoke

WhiteSmoke is a full suite to overcome spelling and grammatical errors in English. It includes a grammar checker, writing style checker, spelling checker, punctuation checker, error explanations, and a dictionary.

  • WhiteSmoke Grammar Checker

It detects possible grammatical mistakes and corrects them automatically.

  • WhiteSmoke Style Checker

It is the unique feature of White Smoke. It can scan your writing style and suggest phrases and alternate words to enhance your writing style.

  • WhiteSmoke Spell Checker

WhiteSmoke Spell Checker proofreads your article and underlines all spelling mistakes to correct them.

  • WhiteSmoke  Dictionary-Thesaurus

It has built-in dictionary and thesaurus and allows you to easily access all definitions, synonyms, antonyms, and idiomatic phrases.

Unfortunately, WhiteSmoke is not free, but you can download and try its demo version.

WhiteSmoke Product Homepage

3.Ginger

ginger

Ginger is an excellent application to check spelling and grammar mistakes. This software works perfectly with Internet explorer, Mozilla Firefox, and Outlook Express. This software is located as a button on the top center of the computer screen and you can check selected text and by pressing F2.

Top Features of Ginger

  • Powerful spelling and grammar checker
  • Download free and use it for 3 days
  • You can try it online
  • You can add the Ginger widget to your blog
  • Ginger checks spelling and grammar very deeply

4.Typing Assistant

typingassistant

Typing Assistant is a pretty useful and quite unique type of word prediction tool. It is a little Windows application that suggests the words while you are typing. It makes typing fast and correct for any type of user.

Top features of Typing Assistant

  • Supports all internet browsers
  • Supports most writing pads including Live Writer
  • Suggests a list of words and you can select any word from ordered list by pressing the order numeric of word
  • You can choose from 3 different type of dictionaries i.e. basic, auto learn, auto correct

5.Manual Effort: The Ultimate Effective Way

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Although all these tools are very effective and helpful in discerning a spelling and grammatical mistake in an article, I should still say that human effort is always superior to a machine.

Manual Proofreading

We must proofread our written article at least 4 times. And the fourth proofread should be performed after a little gap between two previous ones.

Read experienced bloggers’ articles thoroughly

Review and analyze the writing styles of famous and reputed writers and learn from their article writing. It will help replace your crude writing style.

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{ 23 Responses }

  1. Amyt dv says:
    I am facing the problem of my subordinates having a lot of spelling and grammatical mistakes and their writing and writing articles being the primary objective if the job creates a bad impression on the mind of the clients whom I send the items too. And sometimes I have to correct the reports myself, and this is annoying to correct someone else's article.
  2. Kevin Martineau says:
    Great tips! These sites look very helpful. I am going to check out a few of them. Thanks!
  3. Mani Viswanathan says:
    After the Deadline rocks :) I will give a try to Typing Assisant. Looks a good tool since it's Compatible with WLW.
  4. Bican Valeriu says:
    English is not my native. I really want to try this ...So, wich is the best ?
  5. Alex says:
    Thanks Shariq, I often have problems with some of the words that are harder to write, especially because I am not a native english speaking person. But, after years of practice I started to write better and better, although I still have problems in expressing myself the right way, I do know the words but I can't put them together in order to express myself so that everyone can understand me.
  6. Steve says:
    Shariq, thanks for cluing us in on these tools. They look to be some neat little programs that will certainly help grammar, punctuation and spelling errors within posts and all online writing. Defnitely going to check couple of them out. thanks a lot, Steve
  7. Tinh says:
    I am using after the deadline and happy with it now :-) Thanks for other options, worth a try in the future :-)
  8. Linda says:
    Wow, this is a great article. It gives plenty of choices to choose from and shows their differences. I am going to check a couple of them out. Thanks, Linda
  9. jmpruitt75 says:
    Thanks for sharing these resources. I am always looking for great tools to help with content editing. I haven't seen most of these before.
  10. Alex says:
    Hi Shariq, Thank you for sharing this knowledge. I may have to try some of these tools. I wonder if they work for live applications such commenting on blogs. This will save me spell checking in Word. Alex Papa
  11. Tanya says:
    I am an alright spelling but I do make a ton of grammatical mistakes. I'm going to check this out. Thanks!
  12. Paul Salmon says:
    I'm not the greatest speller, so I have been relying on Firefox's spell checker. Grammar is another issue, and until now I haven't had a tool that can tackle that issue for me. I'll have to check out the applications you have listed. Out of them, which one would you recommend the most?
  13. Sandeep says:
    After the deadline is no doubt the best... i've been using it from the time it was launched and it seems to be getting better all the time.. I guess they were the original guys who came up with this idea.. not sure though..
  14. Harsh Agrawal says:
    Good list Shariq.. I have been using After the deadline plugin for long and must say it's very useful for proofreading and finding possible mistakes.. Though it's not 100% accurate all the time but it's one of the best free tool available in the market.
    • Shariq says:
      I am 100% agree with you because After the deadline is really a free premium tool and it helps a lot in writing error free articles. But if the misspelled word also has a meaning and exists in the dictionary, this tool fails to recognize it.
  15. Moosa Hemani says:
    Thank you! and i really mean it this is not the casual thank you that people write at the end of post in the comment box to get some shitty links no! This Thank you is there because i really mean it! I am a writer and write for industry and other (personal stuff) as well and this toll will allow me to get away from my grammar errors and now i might didn't have to recheck things again and again!
    • Shariq says:
      I love your appreciation.
  16. Shiva says:
    Well, for spelling mistakes..Firefox's Internal Spell Checker tool does a pretty decent job but yes for grammar we need something more and also if we are using some other browsers like Chrome. I think the plugins that you have mentioned are some good ones, I will certainly check them out
    • Shariq says:
      After the Deadline is much better than Firefox’s Internal Spell Checker.
  17. Atulperx says:
    I am using whitesmoke from last few months , so I can check all articles delivered to me are perfect . I offer article submission services and it is necessary to check onetime for my clients and I am satisfied from this software . But thanks for sharing that firefox plugin . I will add it in my Mozilla for sure .
    • Shariq says:
      Thanks for your appreciation and I also like Whitesmoke.
  18. Pumama says:
    I am using After the Deadline and this plugin works well. I will try the others.
  19. Fisayo Sanyaolu says:
    Thanks for this wonderful research and sharing it.

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