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Academic Writing & Structure Coach

Get feedback on the structure, evidence, claims, tone and clarity of your own draft. Each point explains why and what to consider; you make the changes.

Watch the tutorial· 34 seconds, voice-over and captions
Recorded in this workbench, with a computer-generated voice-over. Captions are on; the transcript is below.
Transcript
  1. The Writing and Structure Coach gives feedback on your own draft. It doesn't rewrite it for you.
  2. Choose the type of writing, paste your draft, and press Review my writing.
  3. First, the structure checks for an essay: an introduction with a clear position, body paragraphs and a conclusion.
  4. Then each point to review explains the problem, like a claim with no citation or words such as proves.
  5. Each one suggests what to do, and you decide what to change.
  6. The thesis helper turns your own position and reasons into one clear sentence.

Review your academic writing

Feedback on the structure, evidence, claims, tone and clarity of your own draft. It points out issues and explains them; you decide what to change.

  1. Choose the type of writing: essay, report, reflective writing or research paper.
  2. Paste your draft or add it from a file, then press Review my writing.
  3. Check the structure list for the type of writing you chose.
  4. Go through the points to review: claims without evidence, overclaiming, informal words, long sentences and more. Each one says why and suggests what to do.
  5. Use the thesis helper to turn your own position and reasons into a clear thesis statement.

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The coach explains possible issues; it doesn't rewrite your work, give a grade or check for plagiarism or AI use.

Structure checks and points to review appear here: claims without evidence, overclaiming, informal language, very long sentences and more, each with a reason and a suggestion.

Thesis statement helper

Put your own position and reasons into one clear sentence. It only rearranges what you type.

Your thesis statement appears here.