-: Now we're gonna talk about using Grammarly in conjunction
with ChatGPT.
Here, I had a quick essay on butterflies generated.
I copied it, and we're gonna paste it here into Grammarly.
You can see that we can adjust our goals.
Let's say we want this to be for an expert audience,
formality, formal,
domain general, and the intent is to inform.
Now that our goals are set, we can see how good
of a job ChatGPT did.
And if we need to go back and either edit something manually
or we could go into ChatGPT and say, could you rewrite this
and make it a little bit more clear?
Then we would hope to see this metric increase.
The rest of it looks pretty good.
You even have a plagiarism function if you really wanted
to make sure that your article, your text,
whatever it is you're working on, is 100% original,
or if there's some aspect of it that you might need
to change.
The rest of Grammarly's functionality
just walks you through underlining misspelled words.
If we got rid of this, it would let us know.
There, this word is now misspelled, so we can click on it
and it would say, we suggest using blend.
You can see here it is important
for individuals in communities.
It thinks that we should rephrase this to individuals
and communities need to take.
Sure, that sounds good.
Here, we can see some additional writing enhancements
that Grammarly would suggest.
So obviously, you can keep refining ChatGPT on your own.
You can use Grammarly as a tool to work together
to make sure that your article is perfect
and just the way you want it,
and you can just make sure
that your content is really hitting all the points you wanna
hit and is completely original.
So here, you can see how you can use this tool
in conjunction with ChatGPT to make sure
that you're really getting the best article
that you can have.