However, there is another way to check your word count as well as other statistics related to your text; it is done by enabling readability statistics.
I enabled readability statistics in Word many years ago because this function allows users to access the readability level (suggested reading/grade level) of text as well. Therefore, if I am bringing books into the classroom, I can copy a selection of the text into Word to determine how complex the language is and whether it would be more appropriate for more advanced or struggling readers.
By enabling readability statistics, one is able to check the following:
- Number of words
- Number of characters
- Number of paragraphs
- Number of sentences
- Sentences per paragraph
- Words per sentence
- Characters per word
- Ease of reading
- Flesch-Kincaid readability level
- Click on Word
- Click on options
- Check the box for readability statistics
- Click on the review tab in Word
- Click on spell check
- fix or ignore spelling and and grammatical errors
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