"SpellCheckPlus" Online Spelling and Grammar Checker for English as a Second Language

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"SpellCheckPlus" is a grammar checker that finds common spelling errors and grammatical mistakes in English.
Simply type (or paste) your text into the window below and hit the "check text" button.


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When do I write lay-off, layoff and lay off? When used as a noun, there write layoff as one word, e.g.: a long layoff; when used as a verb, write it as two different words, e.g.: They are going to lay off 50 workers; when used as an adjective, write it with a hyphen, e.g.; The laid-off workers will be compensated. more...