[Mr. Robot]

This is my updated alert to remind you to use "Grammarly" - the add on for your browser.

Not only will it make sure your sentences have correct pronunciations and spelling but if you highlight a word you don't understand, it will tell you the meaning.

[Perileos]

Tbh I don't really care about using proper spelling/grammar on an internet forum based on hacking. It's not like my ass is applying for a job.

[Mr. Robot]

Tbh I don't really care about using proper spelling/grammar on an internet forum based on hacking. It's not like my ass is applying for a job.

It's not always about that - I've said it in the past but I'll say it again. You are far more likely to get replies on serious questions for learning when you make sense.

Grammarly also has a "tone detector" which will tell you how your sentence sounds - whether it comes across aggressive/angry or cheerful and friendly.

[Vibe]

It's not always about that - I've said it in the past but I'll say it again. You are far more likely to get replies on serious questions for learning when you make sense.

Grammarly also has a "tone detector" which will tell you how your sentence sounds - whether it comes across aggressive/angry or cheerful and friendly.

This is an interesting feature going to have to check it out I’m bad with getting my tone across in text

[01001]

I always use Grammarly, but most of the time, it's with no errors at all. Besides, the tone that I choose often matches my context, and Grammarly is there to confirm the same!

P.S.: I'm not a native speaker, though.

[Blockonome]

If your english is completely broken, then I can totally understand this, but not if you are good with the English language lol :D

[.Alpha.]

Still good for checking over small mistakes when you send emails and stuff even if you are a native speaker.

[PokeBong]

The tone detector feature is a nice add...

[Τroye]

I'm not native but I do believe that I speak english really well, but I still have grammarly just in case I mess up.
Most of the time it just helps me correct spelling mistakes which I'm too lazy to fix myself manually. haha

[phunted]

I couldn't agree more, for those pointing out its a forum and not a job application.. Why not apply the same principles online and you'd be surprised with how much you'll pick up. You should always try to communicate clearly.

[jecoylecoy]

Thank you for this OP, I might try this :)

[OBAMASELF]

Feels like everyone on HF have decent english but Grammarly is one way to go for Essays.

[J4mmy]

Hackforums has given me so much regarding correct pronounciation and words that I did not know before I joined. For past 10 years I have vastly improved my skills in english as a non native speaker of it. Will use this and I must say, it has helped me in real life, business etc greatly of what I've picked up from here.

[Eagle 95]

Also to a good portion of native speakers, too. :)

[Free Kurdistan]

I will keep this in mind for the future, thanks for sharing.