Grammarly Is Ruining Your English

Most people think Grammarly makes their English better, but what if it’s actually making it sound… robotic?

In this video, I’ll show you how Grammarly (and other AI writing tools) often over-correct your English, removing your voice and turning you into a polite corporate email machine.

We’ll look at real examples of Grammarly “fixing” perfectly good sentences, and why “I can’t wait to” sounds far more natural than “I’m eager to.”

By the end, you’ll know when to trust Grammarly… and when to trust your instincts.

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Timestamps:
00:00 – Grammarly sounds great… but there’s a catch
00:43 – When “correct” English sounds weird
01:46 – The police report problem
02:24 – Why Grammarly doesn’t get emphasis
03:30 – When Grammarly rewrites history
04:30 – How to use Grammarly without losing your voice

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