Google Adds New Grammar Check Feature to its Search Platform

Google will soon add a new grammar checker feature to its Search platform. This AI tool in Search will help users to check grammatical and writing errors. It will also provide users with suggestions and corrections for their phrases, sentence, or passage.

After the introduction of this new feature users will be able to check grammar on the Google search bar itself eliminating the hassle of visiting other websites. This is an effort by Google to enhance the search experience while keeping up with the current AI revolution.

Google has mentioned that the grammar check feature uses artificial intelligence to analyze language to check if a phrase or a sentence is grammatically correct or not. Google has also mentioned that the responses may not be 100% accurate as it is hard for Google to check partial or incomplete phrases.

Other than that, Google has made sure that the grammar check features are utilized ethically. For that, they have included systems to prevent grammar checks for content that violates the policies of Google Search.

How to use Google Search Grammar Check?

For now, the tool can check searches only in English. Users can follow the given steps to utilize the tool to check their phrases.

• Simply type a sentence or passage into the search bar you would like to be checked.
• Add "grammar check" or "check grammar" at the end of the phrase.

The phrase at the end will activate the feature and Google will bold and underline the grammatical issues in the sentence. A green check mark will appear if no issues are found. You can also copy the corrected sentence by hovering your mouse over the text and clicking on the Copy button.

There is also an option of 'feedback' in the lower right corner that allows users to give feedback to Google including an option to report any incorrect responses. Users can select one of the given options while submitting their feedback to Google.

• This is helpful.
• This isn't relevant.
• Suggestion is incorrect.
• Suggestion is offensive.