When you are in Word, click on Tools>Options>Spelling&Grammar. Click the box “readability statistics” which is down towards the bottom of the box.

Just to the right of the “readability statistics” that you clicked, you will also see a section called “Writing style:”. It will say “Grammar only”. Change the setting to “Grammar & Style”. There is a “Settings” button underneat this section, click on it.

You will see a long list of items that are clicked. Unclick the box for “Sentences beginning with And, But, and Hopefully”.

After you do this, click OK. Then click the next OK and you are done.

When you edit your article, you just click on Tools>Spelling and Grammar and it’ll show you any changes you need to make such as spelling or sentence fragments. You can either ignore or fix the corrections, and then it will take you to the reading level box I am referring to,

The box gives you your Word Counts, Averages, and Readability.

Fortunately, you only have to set this up once. After that, it is very easy to find the information, basically two clicks.

Hope this helps and I hope I explained it clearly enough. I find this feature in Word very helpful.

By the way gout wrote about testing of readability level. where is this feature in the MSword. I couldn’t find any.

She uses MS Word because you can set it up so that you can tell what reading level you are writing at (she suggests 8-9th grade) and you can tell how many passive sentences you have (she suggests under 5%). It was easy to set up MS Word to perform this task.

I wrote a couple new articles using this approach. I have to admit my articles were a lot easier to read and gave a much better visual of what I was trying to explain. She has quite a few good tibits on her website.

Medic

Other than MS Word consistecy of Firefox can also enable to use and make posts in decent way without making typographical mistakes

Plus! your font style are style according to MS WORD which shows that you are using WORD.

Regards
Jez