Essay Feedback
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Guide
How to use the Essay Feedback
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Paste your essay and, if you have it, the assignment question.
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Choose your level for an appropriate grade estimate.
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Work through the revision plan, then run it again on your new draft.
Expert tip
What you should know
Most essay marks are lost on three things: a thesis that is a topic rather than an argument, paragraphs that describe instead of analyse, and evidence that is not explained. Read each paragraph and ask “so what?”: if the paragraph does not answer it, add a sentence linking the evidence back to your thesis.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Will it write my essay for me?+
No. It gives feedback and examples so you can improve your own work, which is what teachers and academic integrity policies expect.
How accurate is the grade estimate?+
It is a guide based on typical marking criteria for your level. Your teacher’s rubric is what counts.
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