For those of you who don't know about the virtual writing tutor and how to use it properly, I'll just explain in this short video, what you miss about this program and how you will become a master of it.
But first of all, hello guys, my name is Antonin Roussel, I study in Civil engineering, and today you will know how to successfully use The virtual writing tutor that you will need in order to make out of you a very prestigious professional in your field of study.
Like anybody who works on something, I don't want to make mistakes. Nobody wants to have embarrassing errors in their writing. And for that, you want them gone. But how can I make them disappear without making other error or to break the syntax? Even if you reread a couple time your text, It is so easy to miss mistakes in your own writing.
I have been studying Civil engineering for 2 years now that means that I'm not expert, but with this program as a third wheel, I feel like one.
So, with that my goal is to save you time in your correction and help you learn the correct form of each word you will use.
From now, listen carefully to each step I'm going to show you, and after you will know how to accurately use the program for your future career.
Are you ready to be shocked of what you miss in the past.
Let me explain the problem. You are a public works technician who must analyze the soil where a skyscraper will rest in the near future. Your job is to conduct tests on samples of this soil and to gather important information from that location, such as its percentage of voids, its permeability, or its particle sizes distribution. Afterwards, with this information, you will have to compose a report illustrating what you have studied on this soil, and give concrete solutions that will allow this skyscraper to be implemented on the land in such a way that it is safe and sustainable over time.
But if you make tons of mistake, you will for sure, make a bad impression for your boss.
That why you need to know about the Virtual writing tutor.
And I will show you how to use this program.
So, first, open your browser. Into the address bar, Type "Virtual Writing Tutor" and hit enter. If you did it well, you would see this link, that would take you on this page. This is were we want to be.
From here, there are many tools you can access. For example, start by inserting the text you want to work on, in the text area. You can also add your text orally, after clicking on the microphone icon in the bottom right corner of the text area which will turn red, and click again to see your text. After that, you will see in the navigation menu a bunch of tools that can be used to improve your text. For example, on the left-hand side of the screen, above the text area, you will find the "improve writing" button, that will show you great feedback of your text and example of what synonym you can use to upgrade your text. It helps a lot to avoid being repetitive and to vary your vocabulary. Also, next to it, there the "check grammar" button, that count your word and your error, by after giving the correct form of your error, or some suggestion.
Now here is where you want to go to find the solution to the specific problem I mentioned before. First, had in the text area your whole composed report. Click on the "improve writing" button and reread all your text and compare it with the feedback of the program. Make sure that the words you change still work in your report and don't break the syntax. Sometimes the program doesn't know the topic well-enough and suggests words that change the subject. Make sure to avoid them. After that, click on the "check grammar" button to help you find all the error in your report and corrects them.
After using these tools, you will have a professional report and will make a good impression for those who will read it.
So, if you are in Civil Engineering or a related field, here's how you can improve a written report.
I hope this video was useful to you and will help you grow. Thanks for watching.
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