The expressions HUMMINGo teaches me now surface on their own the next time I write.
Daon used to reach for the same words without noticing—until HUMMINGo introduced fresh expressions that soon began appearing in her own writing. She describes, in vivid detail, the moment a newly learned phrase starts to feel like second nature.
Grade 6 / Daon Lee
Daon, a 6th grader, has been using HUMMINGo for three years. Whenever she caught herself circling back to the same words, HUMMINGo highlighted those sentences in color and offered sharper ways to say what she meant. “I used to only write ‘in my opinion,’ but HUMMINGo taught me ‘from my perspective.’ Now phrases like that surface on their own whenever I start something new.” It also catches the small things in an instant—a singular that should be plural, a tense that slipped—and when she leans on the same reasoning twice, it points her toward a different angle. Little by little, the expressions she picks up become second nature, and her writing keeps growing richer.
