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Source Checker
Verify scholarly source identity when possible, then review authority, evidence, currency, purpose, corroboration, and assignment-fit signals.
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Paragraph Flow Checker
The paragraph flow checker reviews pasted draft text for paragraph count, transition signals, repeated starts, abrupt topic movement, and revision tasks that can improve academic flow.
Check paragraph order, transition signals, topic movement, and one-idea-per-paragraph risks before revising. Use it as a planning or review aid, then choose a defined paid review when your prompt, rubric, formatting, or citations need deeper attention.
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Optional: thesis, prompt focus, or section purpose.
Paste two or more paragraphs for the best flow check.
This tool is for planning, editing, citation, and study support. Results stay in your browser unless you choose to email/save them or start an order.
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Review output
Paste a draft section to check transitions, paragraph order, and idea movement.
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Get help with academic editing when you need the result cleaned up against your prompt, rubric, and citation style.
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Questions about this tool
Does this rewrite my paragraphs?
No. It flags flow risks and gives revision checkpoints so you can decide how to revise the draft.
What kind of draft works best?
Paste at least two body paragraphs, or a full section, so the checker can review movement between ideas.
Can it find missing transitions?
It checks for common transition signals and paragraph-to-paragraph movement, but human review is still best for complex argument flow.
Can Academic Wizard fix paragraph flow?
Yes. Editing & Proofreading can improve paragraph order, topic sentences, transitions, and source integration.
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