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    Grammarly Blog

  • Brainstorming With AI: How to Generate Better Ideas, Faster
    Brainstorming sits at the heart of creativity. Whether you’re planning a blog post, outlining a presentation, or launching a product, generating and shaping ideas quickly is essential. Now, with AI-powered tools, brainstorming has evolved. What once could take hours in front of a whiteboard or in a team meeting can... Read more »
  • One Model to Rule Them All: Our Path to Efficient On-Device Writing Assistance
    We’ve all experienced that frustrating moment when using a writing assistant: you’re in a productive writing flow when suddenly your Wi-Fi cuts out. Whether at a coffee shop with spotty internet or on a plane, the assistant goes offline—impacting your productivity. This is why we’re investing in powerful writing assistance... Read more »
  • What Is Antithesis, and How Do You Use It in Writing?
    Key takeaways: Antithesis is a literary device that contrasts opposing ideas through parallel grammatical structures. “Give me liberty or give me death!” This powerful statement from US historical figure Patrick Henry uses antithesis to highlight the stark choice between freedom and mortality. By juxtaposing opposites, antithesis clarifies arguments and emphasizes... Read more »
  • Is Using AI Cheating? How to Use It Responsibly for School
    Artificial intelligence (AI) can be a powerful tool for helping with your academic work, but you may be wondering how to use it responsibly so you can get the assistance you need, without cheating or breaking the rules. Here, we explain 11 ways to use AI to help you with... Read more »
  • How to Cite ChatGPT in APA, MLA, and Chicago Styles
    As AI tools become more common, so do expectations around transparency. If you’ve used ChatGPT to help with your writing, you may need to cite it, especially in academic or professional work. So how do you cite ChatGPT the right way? This guide walks you through how and when to... Read more »
  • Grammarly Authorship just got a major update: Here’s what it means for students and instructors
    At Grammarly, we aim to empower individuals to communicate effectively and authentically. As artificial intelligence (AI) tools become more integrated into educational settings, maintaining academic integrity has become increasingly complex. To address this, we introduced Grammarly Authorship—a tool designed to provide transparent AI attribution in student writing. Initially launched in... Read more »
  • Why Marketers Need to Rethink Their Approach to AI
    Marketers have been early adopters of AI, especially for writing and content creation. But are they really using it to its full potential? The post Why Marketers Need to Rethink Their Approach to AI appeared first on Grammarly Blog.... Read more »

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    ABA Journal

  • Vegetables in English: vocabulary about greens and produce
    Who hasn’t heard that vegetables are good for your health? Certainly, they’re very important in our dishes and contain many nutrients. And now we get to the most important question: What are they called? Subcategories of “Vegetables”? Before we begin to go over the names of all the vegetables, it’s... Read more »
  • Most-used words for everyday objects in English
    The names of common objects are part of the vocabulary you’ll need to know for day-to-day communication. Now you may be thinking…but there’s so much to learn!  Don’t stress; we’ll give you some ideas for tackling this vocabulary and we’ll list 50 words you’re sure to learn quickly. Household objects... Read more »
  • Diseases
    Have you imagined the following scenario? You’re in an English-speaking country and everything is going very well, until…you start to feel ill. Your stomach hurts, you start to feel like you have a fever and you wonder what to do. You’ll definitely want to seek medical advice. Certainly, the following... Read more »
  • How do you write a formal letter?
    Before tackling the structure of a formal letter, the first thing to establish is what type of letter you need to write. You can discover this easily by answering the question: Why do I need to write this letter? For example, perhaps you need to write a cover letter to... Read more »
  • Professions in English: 100+ professions and trades
    Have you ever asked yourself what the difference between a profession and a trade is? Usually, we use “profession” to mean a job that requires some type of academic training to be able to do. On the other hand, trades are those that don’t necessarily require formal or academic study... Read more »
  • Parts of the house: essential vocabulary you should learn
    When children learn to speak, logically they start by learning the names of the things that are close to them, the things that surround them. This way, they expand their familiarity with the places they know, and at the same time increase their vocabulary. The same thing happens with learning... Read more »
  • Sports vocabulary
    If you’re a sports fan, you probably already know the names of the most common sports. However, sports vocabulary is pretty broad. Think about all the types of sports out there: group, individual, extreme, aquatic, among others. Do you dream of running the New York Marathon? What about going to... Read more »