Google Search now includes a “grammar check” feature that offers suggestions on whether a given phrase is grammatically accurate. It’s not clear when it was released.

As per Benzinga, the grammar check tool is based on AI. Because of this, it's better for users to avoid phrases, which is a feature that's already present in Gmail and Google Docs for years.

Cons While Grammarly Free will identify your tone and grammar errors, you’ll have to upgrade to a paid package to get suggestions on how to fix it. This can be difficult for business owners who ...

Google has, of course, offered grammar tools in Gmail and Google Drive for a long time now. Bringing one to Search makes a lot of sense, given that it has a dictionary tool in its extensive bag of ...

As noted by The Verge, the grammar checker can get tripped up by more complicated queries. However, Google Docs’ grammar checker catches these, so there’s hope Google’s systems will improve.

Google's support page says the grammar check feature uses AI systems to analyze language input to the search bar. Of course, Google discloses that the AI systems may not be 100% accurate ...

Google doesn’t grammar check any mentions of its own name, while the company's own AI-based generative search doesn't do any spellchecking whatsoever.

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A $200 million investment round announced last week by popular grammar checking tool Grammarly didn’t just catapult the company’s value to $13 billion, but minted billionaires out of two of ...