Using an active voice - 0 views
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Kiran Chauhan on 02 Jun 14It can be tricky to learn how to use active and passive voices in your written work, but ProofreadMyEssay can help!
Understanding an Essay Question - 0 views
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Academic writing and the questions that are set for assignments typically use a formal tone and advanced language, in order to achieve clarity. Sometimes this language can seem difficult to understand, and can cause problems when it comes to fully grasping what a question is asking.
Researching for your Essay: Primary Sources - 0 views
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Researching entails selecting information from a variety of sources. In this article, we will look at primary sources; these include books, journal articles, newspapers, official publications, and dissertations.Secondary sources include encyclopaedias, dictionaries, bibliographies, internet resources, subject databases, and internet subject gateways.
Easy-To-Avoid Editing Mistakes - 0 views
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We also provide formatting services, which basically means making sure your work is well-presented. We will adjust the margins, insert a cover page for you, make sure the fonts and headings are consistent and create a dynamic (clickable) table of contents, if you require one.
Writing a Case Study - 0 views
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With a case study, you can use different research methods, depending on the nature of the study. This includes using many of the common sources, such as interviews, questionnaires, observation, historical documents, and library research. More Details : http://goo.gl/bTYW5M
Understanding the Key Words in Questions - 0 views
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It is important to remember, however, that you read the question closely. Do not glance over it and assume you get it, read it a few times and get a context for the question.
Ten things to remember when writing a dissertation title - 0 views
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Writing your dissertation title can be the hardest part. A dissertation title is a summary of what to expect from your piece. A good title will get across the basic precepts of your project. More Details : http://goo.gl/bF5s8M
Understanding an Essay Question - 0 views
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Essay questions are written in such a way not to be purposefully difficult, but to achieve certain specificity and instruction. The language used is common in academia, and it is beneficial to respond to a question in the same way.
Overview of Proofread My Essay - 0 views
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Proofread My Essay is the UK's number one academic proofreading company, specialising in helping native, ESL and dyslexic students perfect their written English. http://proofreadmyessay.co.uk/
Writing a Research Proposal - 0 views
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Some students are required to write a research proposal for final dissertations, or other large, important papers. Research proposals are intended to demonstrate your plans for addressing the study, and to show that you have researched and thought about the practical elements of conducting the research.
FREE RESOURCES ON ACADEMIC PROOFREADING BLOG A HIT! - 0 views
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Proofread My Essay (PME) has seen a huge increase in the amount of traffic they receive on their blog for free academic advice. Over 2000 students found the free advice on the blog useful during the last month, with it being a particular hit with students writing their dissertations.
Overview of Proofread My Essay - 0 views
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Proofread My Essay is the UK's number one academic proofreading company, specialising in helping native, ESL and dyslexic students perfect their written English.
Easy-To-Avoid Editing Mistakes - 0 views
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Either overused or underused, I'll admit the comma is a tricky customer and can be difficult to get right. However, the golden rule is to read back your sentence to yourself.
Process of Proofreading & Editing Services - ProofreadMyEssay - YouTube - 0 views
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http://proofreadmyessay.co.uk is the UK's leading online proofreading and editing company. Proofread My Essay's unique process uses a bespoke document management system to ensure that any document under 10,000 words will be returned to you within 24 hours at no added cost.
Pointers on Writing an Application for Research Funding - 0 views
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Plan ahead and make sure you have enough time to complete the application to a high standard, before you submit it. Rushing this is likely to result in minimising your chances of success.
Writing a Case Study - 0 views
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Case studies are useful if you want to explore a certain aspect of something that has occurred in real life. This allows you to look at an issue from different perspectives.With a case study, you can use different research methods, depending on the nature of the study.
Understanding an Essay Question - 0 views
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You could have a wide breadth of knowledge regarding your subject, and you may be well-read and be able to provide valuable contributions to your lectures and seminars BUT if you do not understand your essay questions, your overall grade is likely to drop.
Referring to your literature review in the discussion section - 0 views
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Your discussion section is nothing without grounding it with your literature review. Read about some quick tips on how to do this for your dissertation.
Easy-To-Avoid Editing Mistakes - 0 views
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We can help you improve the structure of your work, and if we spot any changes that could be made we will add a comment suggesting these. We will also make suggestions for better word choices if your language is too informal.
Academic Writing - Do's and Don'ts - 0 views
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Using personal pronouns (I, me, mine) can undermine the credibility of your work, as these create a subjective tone. You want your academic writing to sound as objective as possible, as this removes any hints of bias in your writing.
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