Strangers, grammarly is back.

Listen, times they are a change in, and with the amount of casual language strewn about

the culture, I wouldn't be surprised if someone got an email from their boss that read,

FAM!

Cancel me if you're feeling salty, but I'm high-key gonna need you to take several

seats before someone catches these hands, which is arguably a very fun and colorful sentence,

but not, you know, professional.

Far be it for me to tell you what being professional does sound like, but that's why I love grammarly.

With grammarly, I get a little pop-up that's like, dank may not be the most professional

word in this context.

Consider using excellent as an alternative.

Grammarly also helps you sound less like yourself, if you're someone who doesn't know

how to communicate without sounding rude, or condescending.

So maybe instead of sending granny that email that says, grandma, your breath smells like

old cat food, you might end up sending something more along the lines of, hi, grandma,

I can't wait to see you at the reunion.

Also, I wanted to tell you about this really amazing mouthwash I've been using.

Totally not based on an actual experience I had recently.

Grammarly doesn't just help make your writing more grammatical, but it can make it clearer,

more professional, and better received.

The right tone can move any project forward when you get it just right with grammarly.

Go to Grammarly.com slash tone to download and learn more about Grammarly's premium advanced

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