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Honestly, writing can be tough. Staring at a blank page? The worst. But I found this tool, the Oxford iWriter, and it’s like having a writing coach sitting right next to you.
Imagine you have to write an essay. Instead of guessing at the structure, the iWriter gives you these awesome, ready-to-go templates. You just drop your own ideas in. It basically holds your hand through the whole process, from figuring out what to say, to picking stronger words, and even reviewing your work when you’re done.
When you open it up, you just head to the ‘Models’ section. It’s full of different writing examples. You pick one, and it shows you exactly how it’s built using different colors. Think of it like a color-coded map for your writing—it shows you the structure, little notes and tips, and the main text, so you never feel lost.
The best part is the ‘My Writing’ space. This is your personal spot to get work done. You choose a style, and it gives you a template and a checklist. That checklist is like your best friend, keeping you on track and offering extra tips if you get stuck.
And you know that panic when you think you forgot to save? Gone. It’s super easy to save your work and jump back in whenever you want.
If you’re in college, you’ll want to check out the Oxford Academic iWriter. It’s a souped-up version just for academic stuff. It has models for 25 different types of academic papers, so you can sound like you know what you’re doing when you write for your professors.
It works the same way, with all the color-coding and checklists, but everything is focused on academic writing. It even has this cool highlighter that points out strong academic words you can use to make your writing sound more professional.
Managing your papers is simple, too. You can save, edit, and even import your work easily. It’s a lifesaver for any student.
Basically, whether you’re working on a simple email or a huge research paper, it’s a tool that helps you write better, step-by-step. It really does feel like a partner in the whole writing process.