What makes a sentence correct?
- A subject and a verb that agree (“the results were”, not “the results was”).
- A complete thought: “Because it rained.” is a fragment.
- Correct joins: two complete sentences need a full stop, semicolon or conjunction, not just a comma.
- Words that fit: their/there/they’re, its/it’s, then/than.
- A capital at the start and end punctuation.
Checking a sentence is grammatically correct
Paste a single sentence to check it on its own, or a whole paragraph to see every sentence in a list. Green means no problems were found; amber means it could be clearer; red means there is at least one grammar or spelling error. The AI explanation is useful when you want to understand the rule, not just fix it.