Earlier, when Grammarly suggested a correction, it would show each of them individually. But after a recent update, Grammarly bundles more than one correction as a single suggestion, and you are forced to either accept all those corrections or dismiss them all.
There is no easy way to pick and choose, as it does not let you make suggestions on a per-case basis, and it can be highly disappointing for some.
If you go by Grammarly’s statement, they do this to ‘save time by accepting or dismissing multiple suggestions at once.’
But if you ask me, it has happened several times that I like one of the offered suggestions but not all the suggestions of that bundle. However, I am forced to either accept all recommendations that significantly change my sentence structure or dismiss all the suggested corrections, leading to grammar and punctuation issues being ignored.
Thankfully, there is a setting, and turning it off changes this annoying Grammarly behavior of clubbing more than one suggestion together.
Stop Grammarly from suggesting many corrections in one bundle
- Visit Grammarly at app.grammarly.com in Chrome, Safari, Firefox, or other web browser on your Mac, Windows PC, or iPad.
- Click Account.
- Now select Customize from the left side.
- Go to the Features tab from the top.
- Here, you will see a ‘Suggestion bundles‘ heading. Turn off the switch next to ‘Use bundles for spelling, punctuation, and grammar suggestions in the same sentence.’
After this, Grammarly will no longer suggest multiple corrections bundled into one, and you will not be forced to either accept or dismiss all of them in one stroke.
In addition to following the above steps, you can also click the hamburger menu icon from the top left corner of the screen when you’re working inside a Grammarly document. Next, click Editor settings and then click the blue Suggestions management link, which will open in a new tab. Afterward, go to the Features tab and turn off the switch under Suggestion bundles.
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