Posted on October 8th, 2012
Dear Writers,
You know how important it is for our clients to get well-written papers. Even the slightest mistakes may cause troubles or a general dissatisfaction. To avoid such situations, a special attention should be given to the grammatical level of the assignment.
Besides that, penalizing writers for the mistakes is really unpleasant for us, so we do want to avoid it. To make sure your papers contain no mistakes and senseless phrases or sentences, you could check them using Free Online Grammar Check programs before sending your files to us for a verification procedure. Such programs are automated proofreaders and may find and correct over 150 types of grammatical mistakes and improve your word choice.
You may want to consider one of the following resources:
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Posted on October 8th, 2012
Now where is that notebook? Just when you’ve got a plenty of new ideas… Here it is. You’ve got such incredible ideas for an essay! Hold it – where have all these ideas gone?!
Best Strategies for Writing: Remember the Five Strategies Easily.
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Try to express your ideas the way no one else has yet.
I’m talking to you
Address the reader and create an illusion of a dialogue.
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Posted on October 1st, 2012
You never knew it could happen to you, but – here it is, and there’s nothing you can do about it. A writer’s block is like quicksand – the more you twitch, the stronger you sink into it. Well, let’s handle this mental constipation.
Writer’s Block: Definitions and Preventive Measures. Fight It
To start with, the writer’s block is a state in which one cannot express ideas in writing. The causes of this writing problem may vary, but most of them boil down to:
- too much hard work, for too long time;
- being in low spirits;
- a not-your-day thing.
However, believe it or not, a couple of writing prompts can save the day. Check some of the tips below.
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Posted on September 20th, 2012
Are you one of our highly qualified academic writers who suffer from the crazy rhythm of life? Do you forget to take breaks during your writing process because of tight deadlines and high standards?
Paradoxically, only 2-3 minutes of break per hour (if you use this time to maximum benefit) can boost your productivity. And the following breathing exercises and online relaxation hubs will help you use even short breaks to their fullest.
Breathing Exercises
Breathing is important for all organs in your body, because all of them need oxygen. This is why, along with other stress relievers, special breathing techniques can help you improve the work of all your body, overcoming stress and generating plenty of original ideas, which are invaluable for academic writers. So, make yourself comfortable in a straight sitting position and do the following:
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Posted on September 11th, 2012
There is no doubt that the career of a freelance writer is rewarding, but it can also be quite demanding. Tons of information to remember, high standards to adhere to, tight deadlines to meet and spoiled customers to appease – all this can easily drive anyone crazy. Good for you, if all these hardships have not scared you away! Yet, you should consider the following rules of brain hygiene when working from home to avoid a possible breakdown and improve your outcomes at the same time:
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