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Kari LomannoU.S.
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I can answer a wide variety of questions on academic writing, essay writing, topic selection, the research process, grammar, punctuation, spelling, and more. | |
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I have been a professional writer and editor for more than 30 years, taught speech and English composition at the university level, and have developed speech and English composition courses and seminars for businesses. I am experienced in editing a wide variety of materials, especially business, scientific, and other academic papers. I am familiar with all the major style guides. | |
Elana Peled, Ed.D.U.S.
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I can answer questions related to the writing, formatting and development of academic papers, essays and dissertations, from selecting a topic and developing a thesis, to focusing a sentence and/or paragraph. I can also answer questions regarding syntax, grammar and punctuation. And I can answer questions regarding the role of creativity in academic writing as well as dealing with writer's block and procrastination. |
Hi Danielle-- I think the first sentence alone works as a thesis, and I would try to write an introduction that gives a little bit of background info on the novel and leads into this statement. The
Your instructor should have given you instructions on how the report should be formatted. Ask him or her for guidance. Other than that, I can't suggest anything other than put your name, report title
1. No. For example, Einstein as a Swiss patent clerk when he submitted his articles. 2. I am not aware of charges by true, peer-reviewed academic journals. But each journal will have its own rules for

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