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Paragraph Checker

Paste your writing to catch overly long sentences, possible passive voice, and paragraphs missing transitions.

This is a heuristic structural check, not a grammar tool — use it to spot patterns worth a closer look.

How to Use This Checker

Paste your writing with a blank line between paragraphs. Each paragraph is analyzed separately for sentence length, passive voice, and transitions, with notes on anything worth a second look.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this tool check grammar or spelling?

No, this tool focuses on paragraph-level structure: sentence length, possible passive voice, and transitions between ideas. Use a dedicated grammar checker alongside it for spelling and grammar issues.

How does the passive voice detection work?

It looks for common passive-voice patterns, like a form of 'to be' followed by a past-participle verb (e.g. 'was written'). It's a heuristic, so it may occasionally flag a sentence that isn't truly passive.

Why does it flag missing transition words?

Transition words like 'however' or 'for example' help connect sentences and guide the reader through your argument. A paragraph with several sentences and no transitions can feel disjointed.

Check overall readability too with the Readability Checker or explore Essay Writing Help.

What is a Paragraph Checker?

Review paragraph-level writing for sentence length, clarity, passive voice, and common readability issues.

Who is this tool for?

Students polishing essays, assignments, reports, and academic drafts. Use it during editing to identify paragraphs that may need clearer structure or more direct wording.

What is a Paragraph Checker?

Review paragraph-level writing for sentence length, clarity, passive voice, and common readability issues.

Who is this tool for?

Students polishing essays, assignments, reports, and academic drafts. Use it during editing to identify paragraphs that may need clearer structure or more direct wording.

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