Ability to Evaluate Students' Written Essay Errors Using Quillbot Grammar Checker

Abstract

A new grammar checker is now accessible and available, according to QuillBot. Teachers and lecturers can verify their writing for mistakes in grammar, punctuation, and spelling by using QuillBot's grammar checker. This study mimics how QuillBot Grammar Checker is used to evaluate students' essay writing mistakes in English. This study employs a descriptive qualitative methodology. The investigation reveals that QuillBot Premium evaluates two student essay samples. In the first student's essay, there are 21 mistakes in 209 words. It is made up of word class errors (grammatical mistakes) in nouns, pronouns, prepositions, conjunctions, and adjectives. The essay of the second student had 161 words and 20 mistakes. It includes word classes (nouns, pronouns, prepositions, conjunctions, adjectives, and interjections) that contain grammatical faults. Replace and ignore are the two alternatives available to users. Replace denotes changing the incorrect words, whereas ignore denotes leaving the words alone. To use QuillBot, type Quillbot into the Google search bar, log in if needed, and then select Grammar Checker from a number of selections that display. Write the English essay that needs to be reviewed, or copy it. Writing errors are displayed by red underlining which extends over multiple words and indicates the total amount of errors in an essay. Click Repair and choose Fix All Errors if you want to. the QuillBot applies artificial intelligence (AI) to continually review text for errors in capitalization, grammar, punctuation, and spelling. It then highlights these errors and lets users fix them one at a time or in bulk with a single click. Apart from Grammarly's widespread use, educators can employ QuillBot as an alternative online tool for remedial evaluations. There may be room for improvement in QuillBot's accuracy rate when assessing pupils' writing faults. However, in addition to manual review, there are various online grammar checkers that can be explored and used.