Paper Editing

Achieving your academic goals begins with strong writing skills. Distinguish yourself from your colleagues with our grammar editing services. Papercheck will help you produce your best written work while you learn how to convey your ideas succinctly. Papercheck's professional editors will proofread your dissertation, master's thesis, term papers, or admissions essays. Our proofreaders will highlight the mistakes in your writing and suggest corrections. Corrections are never made without your approval. You correct your own work, following the editor's suggestions. This gives you control over your final document. Our editors, US-educated professors and graduate students, will never plagiarize or ghostwrite your document.

Papercheck provides grammar editing, which includes the correction of punctuation, verb tense, spelling, and sentence structure. The document body and thesis statement are proofread for accuracy and clarity. You can choose to have your work edited according to APA, CSE, Chicago, or MLA guidelines. Papercheck also provides professional business editing.

One page is equal to 300 words.

Papercheck offers two distinct editing styles for both business and academic clients:

Executive Editing Style:
The 'Track Changes' function in Microsoft Word® is used when the Executive Editing Style is selected. This built-in feature of Microsoft Word® allows users to toggle between editor suggestions. The user has the ability to accept all changes with one click. To learn more about Executive Editing, visit: http://www.papercheck.com/editor_legend_faq.html

Traditional Editing Style:
The highlighting feature found in Microsoft Word® is utilized in the Traditional Editing Style. This feature clearly and visually distinguishes errors and suggestions. Clients primarily use this editing style to learn from their mistakes and minimize grammatical errors in the future.

*Traditional editing is available for an additional surcharge of $0.75 per page.

Editor Legend

(A) Words highlighted in red should be deleted from the paper.
(B) Words highlighted in green should be added to the paper.
(C) Sections highlighted in yellow indicate a change in grammar, spelling, or punctuation.
(D) Words written in blue are comments and additional suggestions made by the editor.