Is Grammarly worth using?

I used Grammarly many years ago, and recently, I started using it again. Do you know why? Because it helps me get rid of stupid typing mistakes, and I also discovered an option in which it can be used to find synonyms and help me write good sentences. Why is that useful?

Because I often use the same words over and over again. As Grammarly helps me find words with similar meanings, I learn new words and the content that I write will sound more professional than if I would use the same expressions and words over and over again.

It is also excellent to know that Grammarly can be used on Linux systems. I wrote an article a few days ago showing how you can install Grammarly in Ubuntu. It isn't hard at all. You have to install the Firefox extension for Grammarly, and you will immediately be able to have Grammarly assist you as you write emails, and articles in your browser. If you want to write a document, then you have the option to create a new document using the extension as well.

In other words, Grammarly is of great help as you produce content and I am happy to use the plugin.

If you want to get access to similar words/synonyms, you need to have the Premium version. If you only want Grammarly to help you correct typing mistakes, then the free version is more than enough.