“… as for the blue grammar lines, I get FURIOUS about a machine thinking it can write better than me after 25 years in the biz… yes, it appears to be in the passive voice because I’VE CHOSEN TO USE THE PASSIVE VOICE!”ĭon’t think that a blue underline in Word is necessarily your fault because Word grammar checks aren’t always appropriate. We have sympathy with this Word user who writes to us: Over time you can stop warnings about things that don’t apply to your writing. This article explains how to selectively turn of Microsoft Word’s “Grammar and Refinements” checks either once only or for all your documents.
There are simple but somewhat hidden controls to turn off the blue underline or dots for selected tests. Despite appearances, Microsoft Word’s Grammar and Style checks are not compulsory.
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