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: Re: Which free text analysis tools do authors use? I'm looking for free tools to perform some text analysis. I don't want just simple Flesch-Kinvaid or Coleman-Liau score, I was hoping for a tool

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Grammarly.

It does the job, essentially everything you've said and it's definitely worth your money.

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