Language and academic proofreading
A full language and academic review of your text before submission or publication, covering wording, spelling, and academic consistency.
What you get
- Correction of spelling and grammar errors
- A review of the wording and academic flow of the text
- Consistent terminology and style throughout the text
- Notes on any unclear meaning before final submission
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Frequently asked questions
Can I see what changed in the text?
Yes. Corrections are delivered with tracked changes in Word so you accept or reject each edit yourself, with comments where your decision is needed.
Does proofreading include rewriting?
Proofreading corrects language, style, and terminology without changing meaning or adding content. Extensive rewriting is ordered as a separate service.
In which languages?
Arabic and English.
Is it suitable for papers submitted to journals?
Yes, and the journal's style and field terminology are followed when you provide its guide.
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