1. Is it possible to have a full feature again?How do you stop the app from popping up in other apps like notepad? It's really annoying every time I go to my notepad I get a pop up circle of this app on my screen.It appears to be a dictionary, but I cannot find any grammar & punctuation exercises.
2. NOT GOOD! And the optional questions are this, yes, I wouldn't know since I didn't get to use it at all, again I don't know haven't even seen that choice!.EVERYONE NEEDS THIS!!! As an artist with a B.F.A. in English Literature, I love love love this app! In this age of predictive text, spell-check, and text abbreviations; This dictionary should be required not only for students, but anyone who calls themselves educated.
3. Also, every time I tried to explore or open something to look for the grammar information, I got studied into ads.I like it so far, although I have not been able to explore as thoroughly as I would like to, so I'll reserve my full review untill then.
4. If you deny the app permission, it won't even function.Only a dictionary? I thought I was downloading a grammar app, but it appears to be a dictionary instead.
5. **I especially love the tip of the day- I get to relearn things from The Elements of Style that I thought I'd never forget while in college! 20 stars (if I could!)The app used to work fine.
6. Is give this app 0 stars I never even opened this app after downloading, wanted it only to check my grammar and punctuation.
7. The online version at the Oxford has the very latest.I paid for full feature in 2013 for €8,99.
8. I like that it has the word of the day and it comes to me in a pop up or pull down menu 😃So bombarded with ads right from install it was too frustrating just trying to navigate around a little and get an initial feel for it.
9. I just opened it this morning and it says trial version ended.
10. In the meantime i change my mobilephone and now i install it back but I get only free version.
11. Today, it tells me that it requires permission to save photos to my phone in order to operate.