Heytools VS WordCounter.net

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• RESULTS: The Most Used Words in The Decemberists' Catalogue!

  I used wordcounter.net. I like it because it saves what you've written so long as you're in the same browser, without having to make an account or anything, if you have to close the tab at any point. - Source: Reddit / 1 day ago

• Chat GPT vs Human

  Today, while I was exploring ChatGPT I thought to tell it to a write an article for me. I gave the following prompt : Write blog post on the topic "Take Stunning Photos and Videos with Your Smartphone: Tips and Tricks" it should be like my English vocabulary is not so good but on a medium level and make it more friendly for everyone so everyone can understand it and add a toc at top also a heading for each... - Source: dev.to / 9 days ago

• How to know what is the quality of my writing?

  Readers will give you an enjoyment rating. Some wordcounters, like the one below, will rank your writing based off vocab use into 'reading level': Https://wordcounter.net/. - Source: Reddit / 18 days ago

• How do you guys assess writing & speaking answers you've just given while practicing model test ?

  Also, use grammarly.com to check misspelling and more, wordcounter.net to get word distribution and alternatives, and various online checkers for rough estimations. - Source: Reddit / 22 days ago

• Would hyphenated words be considered one word or two?

  Most systems would consider it as one (a single compound modifier). For example, copy-pasting "This is an all-star team." into an *MS Word document and WordCounter website returns 5. - Source: Reddit / 28 days ago