All those who work with text documents are well aware that a high-quality and well-composed text largely determines the key to its perception by the audience. It makes no difference whether you publish a post on the Internet, make an accompanying description of the presentation, or something else. Literacy immediately leads to the conclusion about the person who wrote the text part. And if this is an important letter to, say, business partners, then literacy generally comes first. In this case, checking the text, correcting errors, punctuation, spelling become what you pay attention to in the first place. How to make such a check if you are not confident in your knowledge of the language? Several methods can be proposed for this.
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And of course, if you have the opportunity to use any other program not from among those presented, there is nothing wrong with that, because the order indicated above cannot be considered as a dogma.