English grammar is fickle. There are far too many rules and even more changes to those rules for a human mind to register and apply at all times. Add on, the burden of the weighty academic word usage and you will find yourself drowning to the bottom of the sea when you decide to write your thesis. This probably is the reason behind most researchers procrastinating or delaying their writing, because staring at a blank paper or Microsoft word document is their most honest moment. A moment when they realize that although the words flying around in their head or the professional jargons they have noted down about their study makes perfect sense to them, but will these words and jargons convey their thoughts as articulately as they wish it to?
Most academic writing advice will give you a lot of information about how you should write a good research paper. But, in this post, you will find what you shouldn’t do when you are writing your paper. Actually, the list runs pretty long, but let us try and cover the main DON’TS. These are a few edits that professional academic editing and proofreading services swear by.