IProof IProof is a proofreading service designed to help busy students and working professionals. Do you have a final paper due, yet no time to do a final edit?

Are you frustrated by consistent low grades because of spelling and grammatical errors? Are you a working professional who needs a little polish added to your presentation? Are you a teacher who would love to have an extra set of eyes to finish grading those term papers? If you answered "yes" to any of these questions, IProof is the answer.

The Oxford Comma is important, folks...
03/16/2017

The Oxford Comma is important, folks...

An important case for dairy-truck drivers and grammar nerds alike.

10/30/2014

Grammar tip of the day: There is no such thing as "first annual". "Annual" means an event which occurs every year. If it is the "first" time an event will be taking place, you don't know with absolute certainty you will have another one the following year. The zombie apocalypse could crush any chance of it. Who knows? No one does. Therefore, "first annual" is an incorrect term.

Which side of the debate do you support?
10/17/2014

Which side of the debate do you support?

Cheezburger.com - Crafted from the finest Internets.

Good stuff =D
10/06/2014

Good stuff =D

Because sometimes periods, commas, colons, semi-colons, dashes, hyphens, apostrophes, question marks, exclamation points, quotation marks, brackets, parentheses, braces, and ellipses won't do.

An interesting read. However, I found a few grammatical errors. Haha!
10/03/2014

An interesting read. However, I found a few grammatical errors. Haha!

Grammarly blog

Quick cheat sheet =D
09/30/2014

Quick cheat sheet =D

09/27/2014

I know I haven't posted anything in two years, but I'm feeling that old, familiar itch to get my red pen out and go to work. If you have term papers, speeches, articles, short stories, even fanfic pieces you need proofed, please drop me a line. My calendar is clear, so BRING IT ON!!! =D

05/02/2012

Hey...just wanted everyone to know the page is still under construction. Some things will probably change as I learn more about running a business. Just wanted to go ahead and get that out there. Any questions, feel free to message me here or send me an email. Thanks so much for the support

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