Don't revise your paper after you finish it. You should do it once in a while. Our suggestion is to leave your written paper for a period of time (at least 24 hours) and then come back to review your paper. This can effectively improve the quality of your revision and avoid mistakes. The longer you write, the longer you wait for the article to be revised.

Make a list, and then check your articles one by one.

If you often confuse some words with similar appearance or make mistakes when you break sentences, you can make a list and write down the mistakes you often make. When you write and revise, follow the checklist to see if these common mistakes appear in your paper.

You can check it with software, but don't pin all your hopes on it.

Many similar softwares have been recommended to you earlier, but these softwares can only help you find out the basic grammar and spelling mistakes in your paper, which is not very helpful for you to modify your article better, nor can it help you improve the logic of your article. Therefore, there are still some limitations in using this kind of software for self-modification. Don't pin all your hopes on these machines.

4. Read your article aloud.

This method can make it easy for you to find the mistakes and shortcomings in the article, and at the same time, reading your article aloud can also help you better capture your ideas and ideas when writing.

Ask your roommate or friend to help you revise the article.

It is also a very good way to ask your classmates, roommates or friends to help you revise it. Because they are objective when reading your article, they can find the flaws and mistakes in your article better than you. If others want something from you in the future, you should reciprocate and help others.