I’m surprised by the good service of the browser app from http://www.grammarly.com – it’s not easy for me to write English because I’m German. I started to learn English by writing a daily blog. In English, because in my hometown the politicians did not allow to use the title “COME TOGETHER” for a local music festival. They forced the musicians to use the German language. Since I write consistently English. And I’m happy because I noticed: I have readers and they do understand me. I have to admit that I’m surprised because I’m writing a special “Frizzenglish”.
The weekly GRAMMARLY report sent to me via e-mail:
ACTIVITY
4786 words written;
You were more active
than 89% of Grammarly users.
MASTERY
174 mistakes made
You were more accurate
than 42% of Grammarly users.
VOCABULARY
1270 unique words used
Your vocabulary was more dynamic than 93% of Grammarly users.
OVERUSED WORDS
Here is the only word you overused in your writing last week: MAYBE …
Tip: You’ll notice a few suggested synonyms (in blue) that you can try next time to keep your writing fresh.
maybe = perhaps possibly feasible
TOP GRAMMAR MISTAKES
1 Wordiness
187 mistakes
2 Capitalization at start of sentence
135 mistakes
3 Sentence fragment
46 mistakes
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thanks for your blog…I always enjoy!
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some music for you, Marilyn, because I even dare to blow the blues harp since today:
https://soundcloud.com/fingerstyle_guitar/me-on-blues-harpwav
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Reblogged this on rennydiokno.com.
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I should maybe use it…
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feasible (never heard this word before; perhaps it does not exist at all?) you’ll make a good decision, dear Didier, to use the free service of http://www.grammarly.com
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I think it’s brilliant that you blog in English – Frizzenglish or not. We English are generally so poor at speaking others’ languages. I feel it is rather bad mannered that we don’t try harder. So danke schoen, dear Frizz.
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“danke schoen” for your perfect German, Tish! Maybe you know some words in an African language?
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Frizz, your English is excellent. Bravo! I’m so glad you do write in English and therefore are accessible to me since my German is limited to a very few words.
Be well and blog on.
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thank you, Jamie, for creeping through my lines so often patiently!
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Always a pleasure, Frizz. You are a true gentleman and an artist.
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Reblogged this on The Vibrant Channeled Creator and commented:
The cat photographs alone inspire me, then there’s the music, and finally the unique sense of humor. Frizzenglish indeed!!!!
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thank you, Jeanne, for introducing me kindly on your blog with: “The cat photographs alone inspire me, then there’s the music, and finally the unique sense of humor. Frizzenglish indeed!!!!”
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Zer gut, Frizz!
Leslie
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hi Leslie, I’m proud because you dare to write German! Sehr gut!
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Thank you for reminding me. I knew the word but forgot how to spell it. But you knew what I meant.
Leslie
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I like your intro: “the music begins with the roar of a tiger”, here’s my roar: https://soundcloud.com/fingerstyle_guitar/me-on-blues-harpwav
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you speak so many languages – am gratified and full of admiration for your innovativeness in English as well as music and art – not to mention useful links like grammarly. In short – Gesundheit!
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dear Laura, Gesundheit (proper health?) is that what is gone, you know I’m aged 70, but nevertheless I can feel joy!
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we are as old as we feel and you come across as vibrant 😉
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Frizz your English is superb. I have about 3 German words that’s all. You should be very proud of yourself, its one thing to speak another language but to write it, especially one as crazy as English . . .
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perhaps do you know some words coming from your African roots? What was the word for father there?
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Knowing several languages is always great and fun, isn’t it.
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That’s an interesting evaluation from Grammarly. Your English is even better than mine, so don’t believe what Grammarly tells you.
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Frizz,
Your English is excellent. I understand everything you say except this here blog about the Grammarly app!
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next week’s analysis of bad Frizzenglish:
ACTIVITY
8973 words written
You were more active
than 93% of Grammarly users.
MASTERY
236 mistakes made
You were more accurate
than 42% of Grammarly users.
VOCABULARY
1570 unique words used
Your vocabulary was more dynamic than 96% of Grammarly users.
Grammarly Premium found
385 additional advanced mistakes.
OVERUSED WORDS
Here are the top 3 words you overused in your writing last week.
Tip: You’ll notice a few suggested synonyms (in blue) that you can try next time to keep your writing fresh.
hear = catch listen gather understand overhear
add = combine join append attach continue
happy = glad pleased fortunate festive thrilled
TOP GRAMMAR MISTAKES
1 Redundant indefinite article
51 mistakes
2 Unnecessary ellipsis
47 mistakes
3 Missing comma after introductory phrase
28 mistakes
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Enjoyable listening, as always. But I think that 5-year old played the harp a lot better!
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Due to many English speaking friends I write my travel blog in German and English. When I mention my bad English I get the answer “But it wouldn’t be you!”
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Your English is 100% better than my German. Well done, Frizz. Always enjoy your music. 🙂
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and enjoyed your candelabra found on a beach!
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Thanks, Frizz. 🙂
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