Eloquence Writing emails that people actually want to read Learn how to write an excellent email, no matter who the recipient is
product A quick guide to Outwrite Pro Thinking about upgrading to our Pro plan? Here's everything you need to know
Eloquence How to write powerful sentences So far, we've looked at how to write a grammatically correct sentence. But what about a powerful sentence?
announcement GradeProof is growing up GradeProof has grown immensely since we launched in 2015. Now it's time for our brand to grow up too. Introducing Outwrite.
product What is Outwrite? Outwrite is more than just a grammar checker. It not only fixes mistakes—it helps you become a better writer.
features Rewrite sentences with Outwrite Meet Outwrite, our new AI-powered paraphrasing tool. Just highlight a sentence, and we'll find different ways to rewrite it.
resume How to write a great cover letter If you're looking for a new job, now's a pretty tough time. To help, we've put together some tips on how to write a cover letter that will make you stand out from the crowd.
Exciting opportunity for a talented Junior Front-end Developer We have an exciting opportunity for an enthusiastic, capable and ambitious graduate (or final year student) with a background in Computer Science or similar to join our team as a Junior Front-end Developer.
grammar Determining determiners Determiners may seem simple, but they’re one of the most common errors picked up by Outwrite. We take a look at how to use them properly every time.
Staying connected: using technology to work from home It’s not always easy adapting to the technology-reliant processes of WFH. This blog will give you some tips on how to keep productive and focused in chaotic times.
grammar Verbs: are you doing it right? We take a look at verbs, and all the different forms they can take
Eloquence How to make weak adjectives strong Adjectives are important, but not all adjectives are created equal. Here's how to eradicate weak words from your work
Eloquence Passive voice and how to fix it Learn the difference between passive and active voice, and when you should use them
grammar Commas: tips & tricks Commas can sometimes be a little confusing and using them incorrectly can cause havoc in your writing. We cover how to use them correctly.
Eloquence What are clauses? Why do I need to know about them? A simple understanding of clauses will ensure your writing is clear and always correct.
grammar Do you know how to use a question mark correctly? You might be wondering, do I need a capital letter after a question mark? We breakdown how to use question marks and their grammatical rules.
newsletter Newsletter July 2019 New: GradeProof StatisticsFor the first time last month, we sent out the GradeProof statistics email to a selection of users. Included in the email was some key usage statistics, personalized to each user.
grammar Their, they’re, there - a simple guide They’re one of the world's most confused homophones. Here is our simple guide to getting your their, they’re and there down pat.
newsletter Newsletter May 2019 Find out what we did in the month of May and what we have planned for June!
spelling Why you need to know the differences between types of English. The little differences, that have a big impact.
newsletter Newsletter March 2019 New feature: Word Add-in 2.0 Over the past few months, we have been working on refining and upgrading our Microsoft Word Add-in. Finally version 2.0 is ready and released! Click here
product New Look Microsoft Word Add-in While Microsoft Editor does offer basic grammar checking, here's a more powerful alternative
features Spelling and grammar: Its impact on your SEO and rankings We take a look at how spelling, grammar and your writing style can have a significant impact on your search rankings
newsletter Newsletter February 2019 New Feature: Dark Mode Did you know using a "Dark Mode" is good for both you and your devices? Head to GradeProof to try out the new dark mode, or our blog article
grammar Top 4 most common mistakes in writing You may be surprised to learn that it is the simplest things that people get wrong when they write.
