Fa Ben Meer @ ly (CXS TUSIE Le N Everybody writes (texts, work emails, sales copy, etc.) But few people write well. Here are 7 free, must-have writing tools: e @ v | 6941 78 2215 24495& BenMeer@ y @SystemSunday 1. Grammarly Keyboard A mobile typing assistant to write mistake-free (for texts, emails, tweets). Grammarly for desktop is popular. But most people don’t know about the free mobile version. Fix ‘their/there’ and other common errors missed by autocorrect.4 Ben Meer 8 y @SystemSunday 2. Quillbot A free paraphrasing website (popular among students). + Input text and hit Rephrase + Get Al-inspiration on how to rewrite - Scan text for plagiarism (built-in feature) - Credit sourcesFe CCU) y @SystemSunday 3. Power Thesaurus A Chrome extension to replace weak words. * Tap into the power of synonyms » Grab attention and evoke emotion in your reader& BenMeer® y @SystemSunday 4. Otter Al An Al-powered tool that transcribes speech to text (in real-time). | especially like the mobile app. + Overcome writer’s block - Sound more conversational + Capture ideas while walking your dog& BenMeer@ a @SystemSunday 5. Hemingway A website that grades writing for readability. (Ernest Hemingway’s writing was between a Ath-6th grade reading level.) + Remove errors/typos + Cut adverbs, complex words, and long sentences Yom Comm (NAA ENA4 Ben Meer 8 y @SystemSunday 6. Evernote Web Clipper Research is crucial to the writing process. Use this Chrome extension to: Oil fek- lade (-3 « Reference sources + Organize your writing project& BenMeer® y @SystemSunday 7. MyBib Free: Citation Generator A Chrome extension that generates citations automatically. - Works great for academic assignments and papers * Click the button on any webpage « Create accurate citations (in APA, Chicago, etc.)# BenMeer@ fy _@SystemSunday Thanks for reading! If you learned something here, please share it and let more people know about this. All systems go, Biel)