Hi YouTube! My name is Marc-Antoine Benoît and I'm currently studying in International Relations in Social Sciences. It's a program that leans toward learning politics but on a more global scale and to be able to do that task, it is imperative to use a common language correctly.

With that being said, it still is important for anyone, in any school program or line of work, to be able to use the English language accurately.

Even though I'm, personally, no expert in the English dialect, I still have studied English for about 8 years at school now and can discern what tool could help potential non-native or even native English speaker to better their use of the language.

As I said, I studied English for approximately a decade now and if there's one thing that it has taught me, it's the importance of writing mistake-free essays or articles to make sure to keep your readers attention.

My strategy and objective is quite simple today. I plan on showing you how to use a specific tool to better your English use, making you a more articulate English speaker.

With all of that being said, all I'm asking from you today is to sit tight, land me your ears for a couple of minutes

And get ready to learn about one of the best writing assistant tool you've seen, created for people just like you who want to better their English!

So here's the problem itself. Even after graduating and passing all of the required grammar classes, some students still have a hard time writing proper texts without any mistakes. Especially in International Relations, it is really important to be able to communicate in the most efficient and clearest way possible. For example, how would you be able to properly agree on diplomatic policies if not by using the language accurately, without mistakes.

Following our example, the foreign policies could be misunderstood. This could, for instance, lead to mistakes causing problems in the international trade department and others of the such.

To make this more specific, imagine yourself being at your first day of work at the UN head offices in New York. You are quickly sifting through your documents before your first meeting concerning European development and realize your papers are riddled with spelling mistakes. At this exact moment, you wish you could've had a technology or system enabling you to correct all off these careless mistakes

Well, let me tell you, this bad feeling is no longer a thing with the solution I'm about to show you today. No matter your current level of English, this quick fix will change your way to communicate for the better!

Firstly, you need to open up your preferred browser and then type in the url; https://virtualwritingtutor.com which will bring you to this page.

Upon entering, the first thing you will probably notice is the big text box in the middle of the screen. We will use it later. Also, you can find in the top left corner the logo, right under that the different writing tools and profile options and again, right under that, the different writing instrument/statistics to help you better your English. Those are the main buttons you will need to know about for our objective today.

Now, for the problem solving side of thing. This website will help you, as mentioned earlier, to correct any form of grammatical mistake in a specific text. For example, if I go ahead and write down the sentence: "I have eat a apple today" and click on the grammar button. You can see that when I scroll down, there's an error count and right below that, an explanation of the mistake with its correction. As you can see, you simply now have to correct your mistakes and click again to make sure you corrected them all.

So just as a quick reminder, I set out today to find a solution to careless spelling mistakes. I found that goal to be important because in certain programs, such as International Relations, it is crucial for information and language use to be used flawlessly.

Before finishing, I just now needed to ask you all to of course, like, comment and subscribe (because this will enable you to get noticed when I drop another useful screencast) but more importantly, to go out and do something good today. Spread positivity for the world!

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