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Only Office has a UI very similar to Word. I generally prefer LibreOffice for its functionality, but Only Office has an easy layout for Word users to learn.
The latest Libreoffice update has ribbon menus (optionally).
Still looks and feels nothing like microshit office. For this, onlyoffice definitely has the upper hand.
Seconding Only Office. I had a few docs I needed to print in a hurry, and Libreoffice kept corrupting the fonts/text format. OnlyOffice worked clean.