Corpus analysis How to structure your abstract What should an abstract cover? We analyzed the language patterns of 250,000 scientific abstracts to find out.
Product update The Sentence Palette just got three times bigger! One of Writefull’s star features, Sentence Palette, has been considerably expanded to offer an even greater range of academic phrases to incorporate into your texts.
Academic Word of the Month Academic word of the month: AFFECT Meanings*: (Verb) 1. Have an effect on; make a difference to "Sunlight exposure affects vitamin D production" 2. Touch the feelings of; move emotionally "This painful experience affected him greatly&
Product update New: Writefull’s automatic title generator We’re always looking for ways to revolutionize academic writing through AI. This week, we’re bringing you a little widget that automatically creates a title from your paper’s abstract, using an in-house model.
Product update Language Search and Sentence Palette added to Writefull for Overleaf ‘Sentence Palette’ and ‘Language Search’, two distinguishing features of Writefull for Word, are now available in Writefull for Overleaf! This much anticipated addition means Overleaf users can now go beyond the language check to improve their academic writing.
Academic writing Choosing a title for your paper It’s the last thing on your mind when writing a paper, but the first thing readers see. Not only is a title important to attract attention, but also to make your work discoverable. In this blog, we give some general tips and ideas of titles for your paper.
Corpus analysis How to introduce your study In this post, we share a few tips for introducing the purpose of your work, together with phrases for you to use - extracted from our database of scientific articles.
Corpus analysis Academic writing errors to avoid: Prepositions We analyzed which preposition errors are most common in academic writing. Make sure you avoid these!
Academic Word of the Month Academic word of the month: SIGNIFICANT (Adj.) Meanings*: 1. sufficiently great or important to be worthy of attention; noteworthy e.g. This could have a significant effect on the outcome of the election. 2. having a particular meaning; indicative
Writefull Thing > factor: Finding formal alternatives to informal words Informal language is a no go in academic writing. It’s best to avoid words or phrases like nice, weird, and lots of, and to use formal alternatives instead. But how do you find these?
Product update The new Writefull for Overleaf gets even better The new Writefull for Overleaf was announced last month, bringing even faster and easier language editing in Overleaf thanks to its new features. And now it got even better!
Product update Writefull launches a new version of its Overleaf extension With a new version of its language check extension now out, Writefull brings even faster and easier language editing within Overleaf.
Writefull Writefull implements a new Track Changes functionality Writefull has been busy developing support for Track Changes in Word, allowing users to keep track of the changes automatically made to their document by Writefull.
Writefull New language models added to Writefull At Writefull, we are constantly improving our language models. Through training, testing, and expanding our model base, we ensure that Writefull’s language feedback is the best out there - in quality, coverage, and speed.
Academic writing Common ESL errors in academic writing - Part 2: Articles This blog is the second in a series on the topic of common ESL errors in academic writing, and looks at errors in the use of articles.
Academic writing Phrasal verbs in academic writing As verbs consisting of two or three separate parts, often with idiomatic meanings, phrasal verbs can be challenging for non-native speakers. How common are they in academic writing, and how are they used?
Academic writing Conciseness in academic writing Convoluted language is a major impediment to text comprehension, and nowhere is comprehension more important than when communicating research findings. Read on for some top tips to make your writing more concise.
Academic writing Common ESL errors in academic writing - Part 1: Prepositions This blog is the first in a series on the topic of common ESL errors in academic writing, and looks at ESL errors in the use of prepositions.
Academic writing Academic writing tips in times of anxiety Doing research in such anxious times can be difficult, and many researchers find themselves struggling to sustain the focus and concentration required to write academic papers. Read on for our three tips on how to keep going.
Publishers Cambridge University Press trials Writefull to expedite COVID-19 research CUP and Writefull have set up a collaboration to streamline the publication of COVID-19-related research.
Publishers Writefull successfully piloted by Open Access publisher Over the last few months, an Open Access publisher has piloted Writefull. The first results are very positive.
Writefull Writing a research paper? Use other papers as examples! Sometimes we simply don’t know if we’re choosing the right words, or using them correctly. Good news: You can now use Writefull’s database to explore how words and phrases are used in scientific publications.
Academic writing Does Smith suggest, claim, or propose? On reporting verbs How do you discuss other authors’ work? In this blog post, we show you what reporting verbs you can use - and how Writefull helps you choose them.
Academic writing Academic writing: seven language tips It’s hard to get work published that is not well-written. So what are the do’s and don’ts? We here give you seven language tips for your next paper.
Writefull This will save you time writing academic papers One of the hardest parts of writing a paper is putting the pieces of information together. Writefull's sentence palette helps you with this.
