Academic Research
Proofreading, editing, rephrasing or paraphrasing are within our expertise since we deal with university professors who are dedicated to give you the right guidance and support for your specialized research paper.
Proofreading
Proofreading is the careful checking for errors in a text. It is the last stage of the writing process. It is concerned with fixing minor spelling and punctuation mistakes, typos, formatting issues and inconsistencies in the text.
Proofreading is necessary for any text that will be published or shared, whether it’s a book, an academic research, a job application, an article, a flyer, or a company profile. You need a professional to proofread the text for errors.
Editing
Editing is different from proofreading in revising a text. Unlike proofreading that cares for minor errors and inconsistencies, Editing usually involves major changes to content, structure and language.
Editing may include revising an early draft of a text, often making significant changes to the content and moving, adding or deleting entire sections.
Editing includes revising the use of language to communicate your ideas or arguments as effectively as possible.
Editing may include changing some words, phrases and sentences and restructuring complete paragraphs to improve the flow of the text.
Editing polishes individual sentences to ensure correct grammar, clear syntax, and stylistic consistency.
Editors don’t change the content of a text without contacting and working with the author to improve it.
Paraphrasing (Rephrasing)
Paraphrasing or Rephrasing is the expression of the ideas of others by re-writing the original in your own words.
It is one way to use a text in your own writing without directly quoting source material from the reference.
Paraphrasing is the legitimate way to borrow from a source while avoiding plagiarism because it includes the same information/details, but written in other words.
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