Maggie Cramer 
September 28, 2020 
Common Phrases It’s a bit of wisdom you’ve likely been told many times in your life: Give a man a fish... But what does it really mean?
Alanna MaddenSeptember 27, 2020
Maggie CramerSeptember 26, 2020
Alanna MaddenSeptember 25, 2020
Compose bold, clear, mistake-free writing with Grammarly's AI-powered writing assistant
‘To invoke’ is a call to action, the implementation of a procedure, or a plea of support from an authoritative source.
Use the adjective “good” to describe nouns and the adverb “well” to describe verbs. But if you’re discussing “good health,” use the adjective “well.”
The adjectives empathic and empathetic derive from the noun empathy, but empathic is the standard English form.
You've probably heard the English language idiom, "Don't judge a book by its cover."
If you intend to write a paper, an article, or a book, you may want to refer to some of the research you’ve done.
A check gives you an easy way to move money from your checking account into another person's account.
Do you want to know the abbreviation for the word “grams” in English? You’re in luck!
Do you want to know how to abbreviate the word pages? We’ll be taking a look at the meaning of the word and its abbreviations.
Are you looking for the abbreviation of the word million? Here, we’ll study the word million and explore its meaning, origin, and synonyms.
It’s a bit of wisdom you’ve likely been told many times in your life: Give a man a fish... But what does it really mean?
If someone said to you, “May you live in interesting times,” you’d think they were wishing you an exciting life, right, giving you a blessing of sorts?
Although it may sound like a quote from the Bible, this popular saying actually doesn’t appear anywhere in Judeo-Christian scripture or text.
The Word Counter is a dynamic online tool used for counting words, characters, sentences, paragraphs and pages in real time, along with spelling and grammar checking. Writers leverage it to improve word choice and writing style as well as helping to detect grammar mistakes and plagiarism. Additionally, to assist with public speaking, our tool will accurately estimate speaking time to help with prep for class presentations, wedding speeches, or anything of the sort.
Use The Word Counter by typing directly into the text area above or pasting in your content. Word and character counts will display at the top, any writing mistakes will be underlined and your most frequently used keywords will appear to the right.
The Auto-Save feature will make sure you won't lose any changes while editing, even if you leave the site and come back later. NOTE: Bookmark this page now for easy future use.
Another utility of The Word Counter specifically designed for copywriters and digital marketers is the ability to track your text length against common web standards like Twitter's tweet character count (140), Google's meta description (300), and Facebook's average post display length (~250). Our tools and suite of offerings is ever evolving. If you see value in a new feature or tool, simply let us know and we will create it! Happy writing!
Signup to be the first to know when we publish updates, best-practices, tips, and tricks.