My Argumentative Paper

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By doing the Paperrater test, I’ve experienced that this is a good way to check my work and to be more original in my essay’s especially when I am in a hurry to get an essay assignment in on time. My experience using the Paperrater was interesting, it was a free program that included: spelling and grammar check, style and word choice analysis, readability statistics, title validation and a vocabulary tool. Plus. It even included a plagiarism detector so that I could make sure that I was submitting original work. The originality of my Argumentative paper was seventy one percent original. The strongest areas of my argumentative essay was my use of transitional words, my sentence length, and of the no spelling errors found. Sometimes writing
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