Academic Paper Flow & Clarity Improver
When you have a draft of a thesis, article, or essay that feels choppy or unclear and needs polishing for submission.
Prompt
Improve the flow and clarity of this academic paragraph: [PARAGRAPH]. Maintain the formal tone and scholarly vocabulary. Enhance logical connections between ideas, reduce ambiguity, and ensure a clear topic sentence. Provide the revised version and a bulleted list of the improvements made. The field of study is [FIELD].
Fill in these
Swap each placeholder for your own value:
[PARAGRAPH][FIELD]
Pro tips
- Provide the target journal's style for consistency.
- Ask for a readability score comparison before and after.
- Request that passive voice be kept if discipline-appropriate.
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