Is there any way to do proofread my essay own?

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[+5] - msolga - 02/18/2012Contrex, clearly the person who initiated this thread does not possess perfect English language skills. (Possibly an ESL student, we don't know.) Which is why s/he asked for assistance. A2Kers...
[+4] - msolga - 02/19/2012But there's no need to respond at all if you're not interested. I rarely do. Others here are much better at giving language advice to those who ask for it than I am & I leave it to them.
[+3] - farmerman - 02/18/2012[quote] Is there any way to do proofread my essay own? [/quote] This is terrible English. Might I try to make this sound correct? IS THERE ANY WAY FOR ME TO PROOF READ...
[+3] - PUNKEY - 02/18/2012For spelling, read the material backwards. For grammer, find the subject/verb for each sentence and be sure all surrounding clauses are in tense agreement. For paragraphs, make an...

Well, if your thread title is any guide, you'd be better off asking somebody else.

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@proofreadmyessay,

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Is there any way to do proofread my essay own?

This is terrible English. Might I try to make this sound correct?

IS THERE ANY WAY FOR ME TO PROOF READ MY OWN ESSAY?

now, having asked that the answer is yes, but since youre an ESL student, you may want to get someone whose a better english speaker to help.

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For spelling, read the material backwards.

For grammer, find the subject/verb for each sentence and be sure all surrounding clauses are in tense agreement.

For paragraphs, make an introductory statement. Then write two supporting sentences; then write one summary sentence.

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@PUNKEY,

PUNKEY wrote:

grammer

Any comment would be superfluous.

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Gee, I just saw "whose" used for "who's" in another thread - but REFRAINED myself from commenting.

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@PUNKEY,

PUNKEY wrote:

Gee, I just saw "whose" used for "who's" in another thread - but REFRAINED myself from commenting.

Capital letters notwithstanding, you either refrained from commenting, or you restrained yourself from commenting.

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@contrex,

I think she knows that.

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@roger,

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I think she knows that.

Then why post thus?

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@contrex,

Contrex, clearly the person who initiated this thread does not possess perfect English language skills. (Possibly an ESL student, we don't know.)
Which is why s/he asked for assistance.
A2Kers can choose to help or not.
I like to think people can ask for assistance here without being patronized or criticized.

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@msolga,

msolga wrote:

I like to think people can ask for assistance here without being patronized or criticized.

Dream on...

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@contrex,

But there's no need to respond at all if you're not interested.
I rarely do.
Others here are much better at giving language advice to those who ask for it than I am & I leave it to them.

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@msolga,

But I'll bet that you aren't into kicking puppies, are 'ya?

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