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25.01.2022 Here is my latest article for international students to Australian universities (and other ESL speakers worldwide who write university assignments in English). Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE at the bottom of the webpage to get these ESL academic writing articles sent to your inbox weekly. https://theproofreader.com.au/50-instruction-words-meanings/
24.01.2022 Writing objectively attracts better grades for most uni assignments. Here, I explain objective writing and I give you the 5 keys to writing objectively. https://theproofreader.com.au/writing-objectively-5-point-/
24.01.2022 Here are the ESL beginner level words you need to stop using in academic writing. Tip: Here I teach you how to quickly find and remove all of them. https://theproofreader.com.au/academic-vocabulary-vs-begin/
21.01.2022 Why and how you must remove phrasal verbs from your thesis. Tip: Here I’ll also show you how to choose the best-fit substitute for your phrasal verb. https://theproofreader.com.au/phrasal-verbs-hurt-thesis-gr/
21.01.2022 Should you use the active or passive voice in academic writing? Also, I offer links to written statements on the issue by Australia’s leading universities. https://theproofreader.com.au/active-passive-voice-academi/
20.01.2022 Get better grades writing from notes than by paraphrasing. I’ll also give you 3 important tips about sourcing your texts during the note-taking stage. https://theproofreader.com.au/writing-from-notes-vs-paraph/
20.01.2022 Here I cover the 3 standard verb tenses for citing sources vs the APA’s unique requirements. Also, I provide a list of verbs you can use for citing authors. https://theproofreader.com.au/tenses-citing-sources/
17.01.2022 Making your thesis sentences specific results in better grades. Tip: I'll also show you how to make your sentences specific when you don’t know how to. https://theproofreader.com.au/make-sentences-specific/
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09.01.2022 Credible sources are reliable and trustworthy. Here, I give you my 6-point checklist for credible sources. Also, practice with this simple yes/no activity. https://theproofreader.com.au/credible-sources-6-point-che/
06.01.2022 Here's my latest article for international students about ‘hedging’ your academic writing. ‘Hedging’ was introduced in last week’s article on writing objectively. In short, it’s using tentative or cautious language to keep your writing academic. In this week’s article, I expand on why we hedge, I give you a list of hedging words and phrases you can readily use, and there’s a fun drag-and-drop activity you can practice with. While you’re reading the article, don’t forget to su...bscribe. It’s free to subscribe. By subscribing you guarantee you won’t miss another one of my academic writing tips for international students. I hope you learn something from this article. I enjoyed writing it for you. https://theproofreader.com.au/hedging-tentative-cautious-l/
05.01.2022 In this week's article, I discuss why and how I use the editing software Grammarly. Also, I compare the free versus paid versions in simple terms including academic writing style, vocabulary enhancement and plagiarism checker. https://theproofreader.com.au/editing-software-grammarly/
03.01.2022 Wordiness clouds the key point of your sentence and brings your grade down. Tip: Here I show you how to remove redundant words and reduce wordiness in turn. https://theproofreader.com.au/wordiness-redundant-words/
