Writing Wizard-Academic Writing Enhancement

Example

Providing an outline for a research paper that includes an introduction with a clear thesis statement, a literature review section, methodology, results, discussion, and conclusion.

Scenario

A graduate student working on their thesis might use this function to ensure their work is well-organized and each section flows logically to the next.

Example

Advising on the use of passive vs. active voice in scientific writing, or guiding on how to write a critical analysis with an appropriate level of formality.

Scenario

An undergraduate student preparing a lab report might use this function to adjust their writing style to better fit the conventions of scientific discourse.

Example

Demonstrating how to format citations and reference lists according to APA, MLA, or Chicago styles.

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A researcher writing a journal article could use this function to ensure their citations are formatted correctly, thereby avoiding plagiarism.

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Evaluating the strength of arguments and the relevance of evidence provided in a persuasive essay.

Scenario

A student working on a persuasive essay for a course might use this function to refine their arguments and strengthen their supporting evidence.