Lexical evaluation provides an overall assessment of the vocabulary and word choice in your essay. It looks at how effective words you have used to convey your ideas and whether your word choice was appropriate and varied.

Lexical Mistakes:
Identification: Identifies words or phrases in your essay that were used incorrectly.

Correction and Reason: For each mistake, it provides the correct word or phrase and explains why the original choice was incorrect.


3. Out-of-Context Usage:

Contextual Review:
What It Checks: Checks if the usage of word doesn't fit the story you're telling. This part checks if all your words fit well in the sentences you used them in. If not, it'll show you how to fix it.

Misuse and Correct Usage: Highlights these misuses and shows how to use the words or phrases correctly in the given context.


4. Repeated Word Usage:

Repetition Analysis:
What It Identifies: Points out words that you've used too frequently in your essay.

Occurrences and Alternatives: It notes how many times each word was used and suggests alternative words to add variety to your writing.


5. Suggested Vocabulary:

Vocabulary Building:
What It Offers: Provides a list of words or phrases that could enhance your essay.

Meanings and Relevance: Along with each suggested word or phrase, it includes its meaning, ensuring that the suggestions are relevant and useful for your writing.
If No Mistakes Found:
Acknowledgment: It's rare but if no lexical mistakes are found, this will be acknowledged, indicating a strong command of vocabulary in your essay.