Passive Voice Checker
Find sentences that may use passive voice and review the auxiliary verb and past-participle pattern behind each match.
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Repeated Word Finder for Essays
Scan a draft for accidental duplicate words and overused terms. Common function words are excluded so the list stays focused on useful editing signals.
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What this tool checks
A focused signal for your next edit.
Writers naturally reuse the vocabulary of their topic. The goal is not to eliminate repetition, but to find accidental duplicates and clusters that make nearby sentences sound monotonous.
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Adjacent duplicate detection
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Word frequency table
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Practical uses
Use the result as a review list.
- Catch repeated words such as the the after fast edits.
- Find a content word used too often in one essay.
- Compare vocabulary patterns before and after revision.
Questions
Before you use the result.
Does the finder ignore common words?
Yes. Frequent English function words are excluded from the frequency list, while exact adjacent duplicates are always reported.
Can I change what counts as repeated?
Yes. Set a minimum frequency and minimum word length to narrow or broaden the results.
Should every repeated word be replaced?
No. Repetition can be necessary for accuracy, cohesion, and emphasis. The list is an editing prompt, not a synonym mandate.
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