Which command applies all grammar and spelling fixes in a single action?

Which command applies all grammar and spelling fixes in a single action?

• A. Go to Grammar and Spelling, then click Change All from the drop-down
• B. Run the Spelling tool only
• C. Use AutoCorrect
• D. Accept All Changes in the Review tab

Answer: (A)

Using the Change All option in Word’s Grammar and Spelling checker is the fastest way to apply multiple fixes in one go. When you run the spelling and grammar check, Word presents suggested edits. Choosing Change All applies the current suggested fix across the entire document, so you don’t have to click each individual change. This is different from running the Spelling tool alone, which only finds issues without applying them, or from AutoCorrect, which fixes certain errors automatically as you type. Accept All Changes in the Review tab is about finalizing edits already tracked in a document, not about applying spelling or grammar fixes.

Using the Change All option in Word’s Grammar and Spelling checker is the fastest way to apply multiple fixes in one go. When you run the spelling and grammar check, Word presents suggested edits. Choosing Change All applies the current suggested fix across the entire document, so you don’t have to click each individual change. This is different from running the Spelling tool alone, which only finds issues without applying them, or from AutoCorrect, which fixes certain errors automatically as you type. Accept All Changes in the Review tab is about finalizing edits already tracked in a document, not about applying spelling or grammar fixes.