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How to Proofread an Essay (+Little Tricks Most Writers Ignore)

April 16, 2022

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Writing is hard. We all know that. Whether it’s an essay, a personal story, a blog post, or a novel, we spend tons of time and energy finishing the first draft.

For students, it’s even more challenging: Whether you craft an assigned essay or ask professional writers to help you, you often forget about an integral part of the writing process all sophisticated authors undergo — proofreading.

Here’s the ultimate list of tricks and strategies on how to proofread an essay. Together with a proofreading checklist you’ll find in this article, it will help you master a new skill and flourish your writing.

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Book Quiz: Can You Guess the Writer?

April 10, 2022

Last updated: April 2022
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Yeah, I know you’ve got tired of every writing test and quiz in school, but here’s another story, I promise.

Folks who read this blog know that it’s not only about essay writing. Lesley and I love reading and we read a lot. Also, I draw from time to time, and Lesley writes about books and authors.

So, we’ve decided to give a new meaning to boring book quizzes and writing tests. This quiz won’t be about “What should I read next?” or any other kind of book recommendations quiz.

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7 (Most Detailed!) Productivity Tips for Students

April 22, 2021

Last updated: April 2022
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When in college, you need productivity tips more than ever. Let’s be honest: Lack of productivity is a common issue, and even the brightest minds struggle to organize their day strategically enough to make the most of it, meet all their targets for the day, and maximize their productivity.

The idea of student productivity is not only about completing homework assignments and studying for exams, but it’s also about a healthy balance between academics, social life, extra-curricular activities, and personal relationship.

In this post, you’ll find the top seven most detailed productivity tips for students, with practical hacks on how to master them once and for all.

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Studycollege life, college students, lifehacks, productivity tips, studentsLesley Vos View all 4 comments

The Ultimate List of Linking Words for Your Essay

March 25, 2022
Linking words are lexical items (words and phrases) we use to connect ideas in writing and get a reader to our next sentence or paragraph.

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Let’s face it: You can’t write an essay (or any other writing piece) without linking words.

Also known as connecting words or transition words, they serve to make your writing flow and help those reading your work follow the flow of your thoughts, ideas, and arguments.

This post is your guide to linking words and their role in writing. Not only will you learn the types of these words, examples, and reasons to use them, but you’ll also get a massive list of transition words and phrases as well as linking words PDF to download and use whenever necessary.

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The SAT Essay 2022-2023: What to Expect

July 19, 2019

Last updated: March 2022

How to write the SAT essay:

  1. Read the prompt to understand the task.
  2. Read the sample passage, underlining the examples and evidence.
  3. Come up with a thesis statement.
  4. Outline your SAT essay.
  5. Write a draft.
  6. Edit it: check arguments and evidence, make sure there’s a logic in the essay.
  7. Proofread your SAT essay: check grammar, spelling, sentence structure, etc.

Good news for those afraid of SAT essays:

This section is optional now. It means they won’t require you to write the SAT essay this year.

Bad news:
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