Academic Quality Controller

I love tortoises because they work steadily to finish and win the race. I am an academic working in social sciences who is new to this site but excited to proofread students' work.

Hello AlexC434. I would be happy to work for your company as an AQ controller. I have extensive editorial (proofreading) experience.I have a sharp eye for (and ability to fix) typos, clunky writing, jargon, poor transitions, style inconsistencies and other problems in articles,websites and entire publications. What you would be guaranteed 1)quality work 2)value for money 3)efficient communication etc. Kindly click the link to know my reviews on proofreading/editing http://www.freelancer.com/users/feedback_2138566.html?category=48 Kindly check your PM for further details

My favorite animal for the day is the Long-eared Jerboa (Euchoreutes naso). Trust me, look it up. After you fawn over that adorable creature, take a look at my profile. I am ranked in the top 500 freelancers on freelancer.com. Freelancer.com has more than 7 million freelancers. The majority of my clientele requests academic or editing services. My repeat client rate is around 30%; this is because I do not take shortcuts in my work. Yes I just properly used a semicolon. Most people cannot do that. In fact, punctuation tends to be one of the least understood aspects of grammar, right after list errors and modifiers. I have a double degree in English and Classical Philology. My grasp on language is absolute. I can translate that into perfect papers for you. Send me your silly tests; I am not worried about you finding errors in my work if you cannot even write a description without errors yourself.

Hi there, I have been doing academic writing, proofreading and data analysis for dissertations/theses and academic assignments for 4+ years with full command over different referencing styles i.e. APA, MLA, and Harvard etc. As an experienced writer with a masters in English Language and Literature, I may prove to be a perfect choice for your work.....by the way...i have turtles as pets and they are my favorite..... Regards (Refer to port folio and reviews for consideration)

Let start. Thanks

My bid is for three papers and my favorite animal are camels. I have been an editor for eight years and have edited dozens of academic papers during this time. I can provide samples upon request and you can see my reviews.

Owl. PM sent.

As a native English speaker and teacher of academic writing and publishing courses, I am well equipped to edit your text. I am also a published author of an academic writing textbook, and I have edited many scientific journal articles and Master's/PhD theses for clients across a broad range of disciplines. I deliver quality work punctually. I hope we can work together.

My favorite animal is dog. Professional proofreader is here and ready to work on this project! (Please kindly see PMB)

Cat. I am an experienced proofreader and editor who would love to work with you. Please see my PM for more information. Thank you!

I really like the kimodo dragon. I am an academic working at a major Canadian university. I've been reading & assessing student's work for years. Please see my portfolio and reviews for examples of work I've done. I'm currently in a medical microbiology and immunology department, so life science topics are my forté, but I could also assess other topics, depending on the level. Thank you for your consideration.

Interested.

Hi, cats are my favourite. I am an ESL teacher at a university and have vast experience with teaching and assessing academic writing, grammar and referencing. I am also highly qualified with four post graduate qualifications in education as well as a Diploma in Editing and Publishing. My strong work ethic, keen eye for detail and meticulous approach would make me an ideal candidate for this job. Please see my profile for more information. My bid is per hour. Kind regards, Sarah.

My favorite animal is horses. I have an MS in business and am currently ABD in the same. Before that, I worked many years as a word processor and legal assistant. My transcription had to be 100% perfect. My spelling and grammar are excellent. Please explain what you mean by "assess work completed by students."

Dear Dr. Davies: My favourite animals are dogs. My bid is for two hours, at the rate you mentioned in your project description; the minimum bid is $30, so the interface will not allow me to bid $25. Thank you for your project posting at Freelancer.com (capitalised because it's a trademark). To demonstrate my proofreading ability, I have a few comments about your project description. A number of difficult tests would be plural. Regular work and good pay would be listed as regular work and good pay; or regular work, and good pay; or possibly regular work with good pay; or even regular work, with good pay. Curiously, you used the US spelling of "favorite" (which would be italicised instead of quoted if that were possible in the interface) although you are in the UK. Unless you intend to say that your (no, that doesn't need an apostrophe or another letter, and the possessive case is accurate) not working with someone will cause their work to be of a poor standard, you might like to use a comma before the phrase "because we won't work with you" in the sentence "You will be wasting your time if your work is of a poor standard [sic] because we won't work with you." You "accept no errors whatsoever, either within [a person's] application or within the tests." Perhaps you "accept no errors whatsoever within [a person's] application or within the tests." You might even "accept no errors whatsoever within [a person's] application or test answers." It's even possible that you "accept no errors whatsoever, either within [a person's] application or within the tests." One last possibility is that you "accept no errors whatsoever: not within [a person's] application or the tests." The original wording requires a colon, not a comma. I wrote a discourse proofreading the other bidders' posts as well; it was so long (over 5,000 characters) that the interface will not allow me to post it. I will try to summarise. Several bidders didn't state their favourite animal; one stated it at the end of their bid instead of in the first line. Several people did not use any space after a period: one or two spaces are acceptable; however, I noticed that you used one space after a period, so I'm taking that cue. A list was introduced without a colon, and without commas between list items. Someone wanted you to know their reviews instead of seeing the reviews or knowing more about them. Several sentences did not end with a period; one ended with a comma! One person who was critical of your errors made a couple of her own: she omitted a comma after "Yes" and used the nominative case of a noun ("you finding"), instead of the possessive case ("your finding"), before a gerund. A couple of bidders used too many conjunctions in lists; one left out the conjunction where it was needed. One used excessive periods: an ellipsis has three periods and is sometimes followed by a period at the end of the sentence, but there should not be five or six periods together (except maybe in a Table of Contents, leading across the page to the page number). "Portfolio" is one word, not two. A couple of people left out the comma before the word "and" when combining two complete sentences. Someone said "a three years". In British style (logical quotation), that period belongs outside the quotes because it does not appear in the original. Someone loves the Komodo dragon but doesn't know how to spell or capitalise "Komodo dragon". A misplaced apostrophe indicates that someone has been reading & assessing the same (single) student's work for years instead of reading & assessing [a group of] students' work. Someone capitalised both words in "Australorp Chicken"; "chicken" should not be capitalised. One person spoke in three sentence fragments. All of this should be separated into paragraphs, but the interface doesn't allow paragraphs. Sincerely, Charlene Wright. That period would not follow my name in a standard letter format; however, I have included it because I am forced to write all of this in one paragraph.

My favourite animal is tiger and i am ready to take the tests

My favorite animal is a lion. Please, see PM.