Automatic corrector

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We all know that Word and LibreOffice's automatic spell checkers are not that reliable. We cannot just write a text without thinking about it and believe that they will solve all our problems; human proofreading is essential.

However, we should not underestimate the potential of these tools. Even after two careful readings, it is possible that some errors have slipped through.

Proofreaders are your allies during these times, as they have the precision that only a cash app data machine can offer. That term you don't know has a hyphen, or that accent you didn't remember that was abolished by the new Orthographic Agreement. Rest assured, the automatic corrector will take care of that.

Remember: not submitting the text to a spell checker is counterproductive, but accepting everything suggested is not efficient either. Read the recommendation carefully and evaluate whether the correction is pertinent or not. Go back to the dictionaries if necessary.

Word Counters
One of the most boring things for the reader is the excessive repetition of terms.

Look at this list of words:

that;
you or you;
No;
can / be able to;
So;
a lot;
do;
better;
it is necessary;
it is possible;
Unfortunately, these recurrences are very well camouflaged in the text, and automatic correctors only warn when there is a very large repetition.

The best tools to avoid these incidents are word counters, which usually show which terms were the most frequent in the analyzed text.