Does Grammarly predominantly give the correct use of English?

Question

I make use of Grammarly, often to aid with writing what I suppose, with the suggestions provided, to be correct English. With regularity, Grammarly makes suggestions that I feel compelled to ignore, such as; *These are from SE answers recently,* - Change `...value for the site user to pay you` to `value for the site used to pay you` - *perhaps 'site user' could be hyphenated?* - Change `generally paid per-click ` to `generally paid-per-click ` - Change `Or, a donation banner drive with email-out.` to `Or, a donation banner drives with email-out.` - And, several more. Does Grammarly predominantly give the correct use of English?

Answer 1

Hello! I've found that while Grammarly can be a useful tool, it does not always account for context. I've worked with students whose essays have been 100% correct according to Grammarly, but still contained a number of grammatical errors. Always use your best judgment, regardless of what Grammarly says. Additionally, I, or any of the other Wyzant tutors, would be happy to look over your writing if you'd like another opinion on it. Don't hesitate to reach out!