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Grammar Checker

AI · L1-aware

Review grammar in your English text and get explanations with common Azerbaijani or Russian first-language patterns.

AI checks the grammar and uses a dedicated error catalog for Azerbaijani- and Russian-speaking learners.

This free grammar checker reviews your English text and explains suggested fixes in your language. It can show the relevant rule and common Azerbaijani or Russian first-language patterns. No sign-up required.

Built for Azerbaijani and Russian speakers, with notes on common first-language patterns.
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How it works

  1. 1Type or paste your English sentence or paragraph into the box.
  2. 2The AI checks the text for grammar, articles, tenses and word order.
  3. 3For each error you get a fix, the rule, and an L1-aware explanation of why your-language speakers make it.

Example

Your input

I am living in Baku since five years and I have a good informations.

Result

Fix: "I have been living in Baku for five years and I have good information." — (1) "since" marks a start point; for a duration use "for"; (2) an ongoing state takes the Present Perfect Continuous ("have been living"); (3) "information" is uncountable — no "a", no plural "s". Azerbaijani and Russian speakers often write "informations" because the word is countable in their language.

Frequently asked questions

Is this grammar checker free?
Yes, completely free and no sign-up required. Type your text and get results instantly.
Why are the explanations in Azerbaijani / Russian?
A mistake can come from a habit carried over from your first language. An explanation in your language can make that pattern easier to recognise.
Can I use it for IELTS Writing?
You can use it to review articles, tenses and word choice in IELTS-style writing practice. For broader strategy, see our band 7 guide.
What kinds of errors does it catch?
Articles (a/an/the), tenses, word order, prepositions, countable/uncountable nouns, agreement, and L1-interference patterns specific to Azerbaijani and Russian speakers.

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