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How important is grammar to everyday life, really?

Grammarly, the team behind the popular writing app, partnered with the online dating website eHarmony to determine whether the writing skills displayed in people’s online dating profiles affect their chances of finding romance. Grammarly summarized the results, along with other online dating statistics, in this fun infographic:

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Who would have thought?

Methodology

Grammarly reviewed 10,000 eHarmony male/female matches generated by eHarmony’s matching algorithm. Fifty percent of the matches advanced to two-way communication, while the other 50 percent failed to advance. Each male and female in a match wrote long-form answers to questions on their dating profile. These writing samples were analyzed by Grammarly’s automated proofreader for accuracy in grammar, spelling, and punctuation.

About eHarmony

eHarmony, Inc. was founded in 2000 and is a pioneer in using relationship science to match singles seeking long-term relationships. Its service presents users with compatible matches based on key dimensions of personality that are scientifically proven to predict highly successful long-term relationships.

About Grammarly

Grammarly is a simple and powerful writing app that corrects more types of spelling and grammatical mistakes than any other software on the market. The product suite comprises the Grammarly Editor online editing tool; browser extensions for Chrome, Firefox, and Safari; Grammarly for Microsoft Office; and the Grammarly native app, a convenient desktop editor for Mac and PC.

As a company, Grammarly’s mission is to improve communication among the world’s more than 2 billion native and non-native English writers. Millions of registered users worldwide trust Grammarly’s products, which are also licensed by more than 600 leading universities and corporations. Grammarly is an Inc. 500 company with offices in San Francisco and Kyiv.

 

 

 

8 comments

  1. Linda Lee · · Reply

    Great article! Pinned & shared. 🙂

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    1. Fun, isn’t it? And surprising too.

      Like

  2. Loved this research and information!

    Liked by 1 person

    1. Great and fun at the same time, isn’t it?

      Liked by 1 person

      1. The more we experience, the greater the rewards. FUN is an added extra!

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  3. Interesting. And it’s kind of hard to hide your spelling ability while conversing online. Sure people use slang type like ‘yur’ ‘cuz’ ‘brb’ abbreviations and things like that, but eventually you can tell the level of the command of English with ongoing conversations. Great post Deb! Shared! 🙂

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    1. Yes, I rather thought that ‘yur’ was more likely text-speak than a spelling error, but I reckon most of us can see past that these days.
      Thanks for the share 😀

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      1. 🙂 Always a pleasure.

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