Clear & simple academic English for non-native speakers.
Books, websites, anything to help non-native English speakers write better academic English.
Here’s a useful infographic by Editage Insights which summarizes their article on ‘Most common reasons for journal rejection.’ How can an academic editor help you avoid these problem issues?
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Have you heard of the movement to promote ‘plain language’? Plain language is a beautiful goal and its concepts are useful for all writers, including academics. Get started with these resources.
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Have you read Dreyer’s English yet? What is it about, is it any good? Here are things that I thought it was great for.
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Want to write better? No matter if you’re an editing professional or not, Grammarly is a must-have tool to check your writing!
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I’ve never read punctuation books before for pleasure, but The best punctuation book, period. by June Casagrande is an impressively concise and useful book for anyone who has to write/edit in different styles.
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So not only am I enjoying reading Grammar
Back in my high school days, my roommate and I used to joke that she was in charge of grammar and me, spelling. Between the two of us, we could write correct English.
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