A question about Scrivener and Grammar Checking

I have the trial version as well and I don't see any grammar check feature. Maybe I'm not looking well enough either, but all I see is spell check.

To test it, I typed in "I is going to work tomorrow" and nothing came up that disapproved that. However if I type "liewjfe" it comes up with red squiggle lines underneath.

I haven't used Scrivener much, so I may be missing it as well, but by looking at it for a bit, I can't find anything does grammar check.

 

I don't think Scrivener does grammar checking. Works for me, because I hate that function in word processors and always turn it off. You could always compile the manuscript and then load it real quick in Word just for grammar (of course Word isn't very good at that sort of thing) or get software specifically designed to be good at it like WhiteSmoke (I haven't tried it).

 

I've been using Scrivener fro over two years. The spell checking in it sucks. It sometimes marks compound words as spelled wrong when they're right. Scrivener for Windows doesn't do grammar checks just spellchecks. The trial version should have all the features the registered version has.

For grammar checks, I export as a word doc and use their spell and grammar check instead. Also Word's grammar check isn't perfect either, so I use another program called style writer. It's awesome.

FYI. The latest WINDOWS version of Scrivener is 1.2.5. In beta right now is Scrivener 1.5. Scrivener 2.0 is Mac. The two Scriveners are on different development cycles. Windows having come along later, it doesn't have all the features of the Mac version, which to my recollection didn't have grammar check, but I haven't used that since my Mac went belly up.