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Dan SmithAvailable
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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. | |
MitchellU.S.
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Mainly I am good at proofreading and helping edit completed rough drafts and help preparing them and turning them into final drafts. However, I can answer questions along the way and throughout the process. My expertise would be in essays and narratives. Grammar, writing quality, and how the paper flows would be the strongest areas where I could aid a person. Also I would be good at rating the content of information. |
They are all grammatically correct. b) is odd, but still grammatically correct. a) and c) mean the same thing, so I can't think of any reason to choose between them. The meaning of b) is unclear. Does
Rachel, Go ahead and show the 1947 date of writing in the internal citation, but citations of materials found on the Internet should also show the URL (link) and the date you retrieved the document
"Peter, to tell you the truth there are grammar questions for which I cannot find answers no matter how hard I try." Even better would be,"Peter, to tell you the truth I cannot find answers for some
You say that the sentence, "I don't know Peter, the...Spain," is very.... This is the correct construction. The sentence or phrase in question should be set off by commas on both ends. Do not use
Shahab, If I were writing this sentence, I would write it thus: The role of students at the university level varies greatly from country to country. But if we insist on staying the singular construction