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Do tools such as Grammarly improve the quality of business communication?

I’ve been thinking about this after an awkward situation with a client last month. We sent a proposal that had a few small grammar mistakes, nothing dramatic, but enough to look unprofessional. Since we work with international partners, English isn’t everyone’s first language on the team. After that, someone suggested getting a Grammarly subscription for everyone. It sounds helpful, especially for tone and clarity suggestions, but when you multiply the price by several team members, it adds up quickly. So I’m wondering — does a tool like this actually improve business communication in a noticeable way? And is it worth looking for discounts before committing to a yearly plan?

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13 hours ago

When you are in a busy environment and speed is necessary, there are bound to be mistakes made. Given the variable of English not being the first language for everyone, I would think that it would enhance your business and be worth every penny you spend. I have read the other replies and can say that tone also plays a huge part in communication.


It's always worth looking for discounts but make sure the cost doesn't suddenly escalate after the first term of purchase.

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Three years ago today my husband went missing. We had gone to the swimming pool together using our bus passes to get into town. He liked to spend ages in the sauna and often got chatting which was what happened on this day. I said I would set off home and cook and would see him later but he didn’t come. I tried to send him a message heard his phone ping and found it on his favourite armchair, but as phones were not allowed in the pool area I wasn’t too surprised he’d left it at home. I met the last bus but he wasn’t on it. I called the police who came to the house but didn’t know where to search. He found his way home the next day cold and confused after being lost and unable to find his way home. He had gone somewhere on a…

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Dear Dyl, what a sad story amongst so many sad stories here. No answers, no advice, just unconditional kindness and love. Biggest hugs as you walk your own path - wishing you purpose and peace in increasing slabs and dollops amongst all the brambles and tears. Paul 🥰🥰🥰

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Hello everyone,


I lost Amanda, my soul mate of 30 years and wife of 21 on Jan 02 2023. Happy new year! A phone call from the hospital to tell me she'd had a 2nd catastrophic brain hemorrhage overnight. It took a few more days for her to be clinically dead, she was mostly healthy and not unfit, her body did not want to shut down. But her wonderful, witty, highly educated, funny, clever, talented, humorous mind was gone.


The first hemorrhage was a few days earlier, she just popped up the shops less than a mile away like we each had a thousand times except this time she didn't come home. Ever.


I worked overseas at the time and first knew of it in the early hours of Dec 30th, a phone call from Bristol hospital critical care dept to tell me Amanda was with them and it was…


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Feb 12

Hi Julian,


I don’t pretend to grasp the depth of your grief. I can only see how profoundly it has reshaped your world.


I don’t have language for it - just regard.

Liz

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