English is a difficult language in terms of grammar, and there are many software on the market that help users check, such as Grammarly. But recently, Google has added a spell check feature right in the search engine by simply adding a command after the query.

According to 9to5Google , a new grammar checker feature in Google Search can offer corrections and suggestions for a grammatically incorrect sentence. It can also tell you if a user's input is correct.

To do this, users just need to enter a content in the search box (Search) and attach the command "grammar check", "check grammar" or "grammar checker" after it. Then the result returned from the latest search will be the grammar check section (Grammar check), if the sentence is correct, Grammar check will use a green tick, otherwise it will display the correct content.

Google's support page says that grammar checking uses AI to analyze the language entered into the search bar. Google also says that the AI ​​may not be 100% accurate, especially when analyzing incomplete sentences.

It's unclear when Google started offering this feature, but the grammar check option is still in its infancy. If you type in basic sentences, Google does a better job of correcting complex sentences.

So Google's feature only detects basic grammar errors. The company says the feature is currently only available in English.