But it's more comprehensive than that since Grammarly also offers explanations to help you hone your writing skills and create flawless and stylish texts with very advanced structures. Grammar checker: First and foremost, Grammarly offers a very effective technology to check and suggest corrections regarding grammatical and spelling errors, incorrect punctuation, and misused words.
In addition, Grammarly can work in the background seamlessly. You can quickly access all the different settings, browse and search your texts effortlessly, and configure the app's settings easily.
Interface: The Grammarly app interfaces are modern, professional, and super elegant. Some users might want to turn that off too. While you're there, you may wish to look around at some of the other features and settings, as Gboard supports sending analytical data back to Google for improvements. On most Android devices you can go to the Settings > System > Languages & input > On-screen keyboard > Gboard > Preferences > Text correction, then scroll down to Spelling and Grammar and turn off Grammar Check. So to alleviate those concerns, users can opt to turn off the feature. While Google's documentation states that all grammar checking happens locally on the device, there are some people who think this may not entirely be the case. However, we've come up with a crazy extreme example here obviously, and for the most part, the system does work pretty well. Once you make one change, the system will re-evaluate, like replacing 'grammar' with 'be' disappears if you change out 'you' with 'your.' That still isn't perfect, as 'grammar' is not a verb. So it's not perfect, if you tried both of these things, because 'Do your texts not be good!' is still not a great sentence. 
In the above example, the suggestions are replacing 'you' with 'your' or 'grammar' with 'be'. Underlining poor choices with a blue line, tapping on the problem words will grant you suggestions. As you can see in the above screenshot, if you have problems with your grammar, the Gboard software lets you know.
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