Since the company was founded over 10 years ago, Grammarly has offered students, professionals, and anyone who types on a computer an AI-powered grammar tool that helps them write and spell correctly. This week the company announced that its browser extension, web, and desktop Grammarly Editor apps are getting an update that will do more than just keep users' texts mistake-free, it will also encourage them to write smoothly and more concisely.

New look, who this? 😎

We're rolling out more suggestions in our Editor that make it easier to write clear, engaging, impressive messages. Peep what's new!https://t.co/yArbP7ye6L

— Grammarly (@Grammarly) July 16, 2019

Read also: Google Docs to have AI-powered grammar checker

More specifically, in addition to correctness, Grammarly will underline sentences (in varying colors) whose clarity, engagement, and delivery could be improved. For example, the tool would highlight the word "small" for being too bland or "$500 dollars" for being unclear.

The alerts and suggestions are modified based on what type of document a user is creating -- a professional document requires a different sentence delivery and lexicon than a travel blog.

While Grammarly will offer suggestions about clarity and correctness to all users, only those with a Premium subscription (starting at $11.66 per month) will receive suggestions based on engagement and delivery.

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