Grammar
Common agreement, article, and verb-form patterns.
Catch common grammar and writing issues with clear, practical suggestions.
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Phrasivo looks for supported patterns involving agreement, verb forms, articles, capitalization, punctuation, spacing, repeated words, common confusions, and wordiness. Fix labels mark high-confidence corrections; Review labels identify context-dependent suggestions.
Common agreement, article, and verb-form patterns.
Supported spacing, transition, and sentence-ending issues.
Repeated words, contractions, and common forms.
Sentence openings and the standalone pronoun I.
Carefully scoped confusions and usage warnings.
Optional review suggestions for wordiness and redundancy.
Before“i dont think there is many reasons to change the plan however the team have already started.”
After“I don’t think there are many reasons to change the plan. However, the team has already started.”
Language depends on meaning and context. Phrasivo does not detect every mistake, replace professional proofreading, or guarantee error-free writing. Its explainable local rules deliberately avoid broad, speculative corrections.
Checking happens in browser JavaScript. No user text is submitted to the server, saved to a database, sent to analytics, or shared with a grammar or AI service.
What this free writing checker can—and cannot—do.
It checks supported common patterns involving grammar, punctuation, capitalization, spacing, typos, word choice, clarity, and style.
Yes. The Grammar Checker is free and requires no account or subscription.
Phrasivo imposes no artificial word limit. Your browser and device still have practical memory limits for unusually large documents.
No. Checking runs locally in your browser. Your text is not sent to PHP, a database, analytics, an external API, or another third party.
No. It focuses on supported common patterns and cannot understand every context-dependent grammar issue.
Yes. It checks several high-confidence punctuation and spacing patterns, but it is not a complete punctuation review.
Yes. You can apply an individual suggestion. Apply all safe fixes changes only high-confidence, non-conflicting issues; review suggestions are excluded.
Yes. Automated checks can miss context, specialized usage, names, and subtle meaning. Review important writing yourself or ask a qualified proofreader.