Academic Proofreading Service by Native English Editors

Academic Proofreading Service

Academic Proofreading Service

Research projects need to be well written.  The structure of the language is a formal style. Recently, we have been serving Thai students  who study  overseas in England, America, Germany, Australia and Hungary as well as undergraduate -doctoral studies in large numbers in Thailand. Besides the Proofreading Service, we provide editing services to improve the quality of the document.  We  have many professional proofreaders with 5-10 years of experience in this field.  Some of them are teachers who make sure that we provide high quality service in all subject areas. 

Scope of our proofreading service

• Typo-error correction
• Grammar-error correction
• Sentence cohesion check
• Punctuation check
• Subject-verb agreement check
• Incomplete sentence correction
• Spelling check
• Word choice check
• Sentence fraction/run-on check
• Restructuring

Why our proofreading service?

• British and American proofreaders available, specializing  in both scientific and humanity and social science disciplines for both British and American styles
• Fast-proofreading offered for both domestic and international clients
• Clear tracking changes, showing all markups and edited parts for the benefit of our clients
• 100% satisfaction guarantee 

How to contact us

Please send your word file to translationfind@gmail.com, 24/7. After we have received the file, we will quote the price and timeframe. Should you have any inquiries please contact us at: +6687-8314-785.

The examples of proofreading service

Note: 

This is just an example for your review.  We do not recommend customers refer or copy any part of these documents, because each paper has significant differences. Time estimates depend  on the context of the task.

From past experiences working with different types of writing by Thai people, we have found some common grammatical mistakes and would like to offer a few suggestions below:

1. Sentences should always be constructed with a subject and verb, forming a complete thought process.
2. Compound sentences separated into clauses should be subject related and not so long. If there is any question, use a full stop and begin a new sentence.
3. Very few sentences begin with "For" or "So", which was done by the writer many times. 
4. ALWAYS use a space after a full stop or other types of punctuation.
5. NEVER use a space between a colon or semicolon and the word being itemized.
6. Only use bold for headers and itemization, not for everything.
7. Avoid unneccessary extra words that can confuse the intent of a sentence.