Essay Correction

It is vital for essays to be free of all technical and stylistic flaws. Essay corrections should be done by professional editors, experts who are skilled in terms of spotting and remedying problems having to do with grammar, punctuation, spelling, word usage, and the inner logic of expository writing.

An essay is only as valuable and effective as its ability to communicate its thesis. A well-thought-out essay on an interesting topic loses its fire and its ability to persuade if it is not properly written according to the rules of Standard English. Errors in punctuation, for example, detract from the reader's ability to understand what the writer is attempting to communicate. The same holds true for other errors in terms of mechanics, style, and flow. The body of the essay should provide valid sources that support the thesis statement. The cited sources should follow the professor's selected writing style: APA, ASA, AMA, MLA, Chicago, CSE, Turabian, AP, Harvard, etc.

Essay corrections should be consistent, meaning that the editor should rectify and resolve errors in the same way throughout an essay. For example, in reference to spelling, the editor should make sure that the same spelling for a word is used consistently. An instance of that would be using “theater” throughout the essay, and not alternating that spelling with “theatre.”

Essay corrections can ensure that a well-thought-out-essay communicates its message to the reader. Good editing enhances the effectiveness of your essay. It is extremely important to follow the professor's instructions. A solid essay correction does not guarantee an A; the writer must follow all directions. In addition, it is important to keep opinions to a minimum and to expand ideas using valid sources.

Proof Reading, LLC will make certain that the essay adheres to all grammar and punctuation rules by performing an extensive essay correction. In addition to correcting grammatical errors, our editors will verify that your thesis is sound and that the body of your essay supports your thesis. Finally, the organization and transitions of your essay will be evaluated to ensure that your argument develops logically.