Hi everyone, my name is Bronson, and I'm going to show you how to correctly use an online grammar checker.
I'm in my second year in Business Management, and I'm in love with it.
Ever since my parents bought their first corner store, I was always intrigued by the business aspect of it.
I hope one day that I can own a corner store and maybe a grocery store.
For me to be the most professional in my field I would have to make the least mistakes as possible. That would be in my spelling or in my writing.
Or else I wouldn't be considered serious and professional and that could really affect my future plans.
It's pretty common for people to make mistakes but it's how you solve them that matters. Let me show you how it's done.
First, you will have to open your browser. Then type virtualwritingtutor.com and press enter. If you typed it correctly you should see this.
In the top right corner you will see some icons where you can share this website to different social media platforms.
In the top left you will see the big logo.
Under the logo there's the navigation menu where will be able to find more information about the website.
Under the navigation menu you will see instructions on how to use the website.
You will then see a big box shaped area, where you can drop your text for you to be able to check for any mistakes.
To the right of that you can see a microphone logo, where you can learn how to properly spell a word.
For my field of study the most important tool would be the check grammar button.
For example, Hi my name is Bronson and I am in Montmorency College.
You can instantly see that there're two mistakes but sometimes it doesn't always show you like that so to be sure you're gonna press on "Check Grammar".
By pressing that button you can now see how many words it contains, the error count, the error type, and also a suggestion on how to correct your mistake.
That's how you find and correct any text you've done and I hope it helps you out.
This tool is really useful for students from college or university. Have a wonderful day and thanks for watching.
Word count: 398
Total MP3 length: 01:52
Target structure count: 6
Error count: 5
Error density: 2%