thank you, I will have a look at it.

In my opinion, software like Grammarly seems to be helpful.

I DON'T recommend Grammarly, as engaging with it seems to activate pop-ups for less savory services i.e. paper mills, ghostwriters, and specifically targets ELLs to procure these, potentially getting themselves kicked out of school in the process. Much more useful as a GUIDELINE, not the God, is Turnitin.com's ESL proofreading tool that instructors can turn on when checking for similarities. You can use the pre-built, and you can add/delete custom symbols. https://turnitin.com/static/resources/documentation/turnitin/sales/Turnitin_RELEASE_080311_ETS_erater.pdf It has a check-box for ESL. Bonus: Even if the advice does not apply, it opens the conversation with the student on that specific issue. Hope this is helpful.

THnaks Kerri☺️

I do not trust computer software to give perfect advice about grammar and vocabulary. Even Microsoft Word is wrong a significant amount of the time.