Overview

Editing and Proofreading
Why do you need a copy taster?
On many occasion, the writers have a tendency to repeat the same several times in the report. Take these out and the text says exactly without half of the words.
If the publishers see that they have to do much work on a manuscript before funding, they become reluctant to accept it. They will give a cursory look and reject it immediately.
This is why you need Billy as a copy taster because he will remove the unnecessary things and will make the report more concise, at a crispy rate.
So, let the copy taster do the work for you. Billy is also a columnist writing for leading English Dailies and Journal in Bangladesh as well as overseas on-line Newsletter.
Billy can be contacted on his mobile 01775851773 or e-mail : thewritingtable@yahoo.com
Fine-tunes your document:
An article needs to be clear, short and brisk, avoid abstract words, over-complex phrases, confused and misused words (a far more common problem than poor grammar) and the bare minimum of self-evident grammatical errors. Good writing contains good sentence variety and a readable average sentence length between 15 to 20 words for space-saving, above all reader friendly.
An advertisement needs to have a punchy, direct writing style; a manual needs to be clear and simple; a report can carry more complex ideas. If one writes nonsense, The Wrttingtable will show you how to write clear, concise and readable "nonsense."
The best writing scores under 20-20-20 for Writing Style, Average Sentence Length and Passive Index. Few passive verbs and the occasional complex or abstract word will cause readers a little difficulty.
Every document is read carefully under a hawks eye, to detect the following and remove:
Complex words, Overused words, Jargon/Abstract words, WordyPharses, Passive Verbs, Confused Hyphens, Clichẻs, Long Sentences, Sentence Variety, Misused Words, Preferred Spelling, Common Grammar Errors, Writing Slips, Hyphenation and Miscellaneous.