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What Is GrammaRight?

GrammaRight is a series of HTML help files. They contain virtually all the content you find here at Grammar.com. If you want grammar sources you can print, then you should download our Grammar eBooks. But if you want a resource for your computer, then GrammaRight is the source for you.

GrammaRight is highly indexed and highy searchable. You can, for example, type the word however in the Index and get a page like the one you see here.

Or you can use the search feature, type in the question “what is the subjunctive mood,” and find the page pictured here.

Not a Grammar Checker

Please note: GrammaRight is not a grammar checker. Instead, it’s a look-up system. It’s an eBook you use on your computer. It’s a huge resource, with thousands of screens of information.

If you want a grammar checker, then we invite you to click the WhiteSmoke link above.

Works Only on PCs

Sorry, Mac users. GrammaRight works only on PCs running Microsoft® Windows®.

Does Not Work on Windows® XP®.

Price = $9.95.

Click the button to download right now. (currently in testing phase)

 

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