Samples and examples are vitally essential to learning. That’s why teachers and coaches of all hues use them liberally. Examples help instructors to demonstrate concepts rather than just talk about them. We’d rather demonstrate essay writing than talk about it endlessly as lecturers typically do. And because we “show” rather than “tell,” our customers retain a lot of the material they learn.

What are Samples?

Before we say anything more, we need to explain what we mean by the word “sample(s)? A sample is a custom-written academic paper designed to help a student grasp complex ideas with ease.

A sample (model paper) paper simply says, “This is what great academic writing looks like.” A high-quality sample helps you master a topic quickly. If you can create a paper of similar quality to that of the sample, you’ll see an excellent grade.

How We Stitch Together Samples from Theories, Facts, and Concepts

We provide lots of free samples on this website. But have you ever wondered how we create them? How come they look so relevant to the topics you’re studying and so compelling?

Great samples don’t just happen. They result from meticulous research. They’re the culmination of focused critical thinking.

Here’s our sample development process.

We Receive Your Instructions and Study Them

The sample preparation journey begins when you submit your instructions. When that happens, an expert academic writer immediately springs into action. They devour the instructions, noting down every keyword. Next, they examine your instructor’s action verbs.

By action verbs, we refer to words like “Describe,” “Compare,” “contrast,” and “Critique.” Understanding the action verb used helps you to know precisely what the essay question wants you to do.

We Research Your Question/Problem

Our commitment to laser-focused research sets us apart from our competitors. It’s pretty common to have two or more students from the same school requesting help for the same question.

So what do we do when that happens?

New Assignment = New Set of Instructions

At gobigassignmenthelp.com, we view every assignment as a new project. Even if we have another order with the exact same instructions, we treat them as completely different questions. That’s because we believe in 100% authenticity. We don’t want our customers to end up with the exact same samples.

We Use Top-quality Sources

Your writer searches hard for credible and most recent research on the subject matter. We have subscriptions to a dozen electronic databases. Typically, it takes our writers about 30 minutes to locate every content-rich resource they need for your sample.

Literature Review

Next, your writer reviews the literature around your question. They compare and contrast the most authoritative studies on the issue. They spot knowledge gaps. Also, they evaluate each source critically, noting down strengths and weaknesses.

Next the writer summarizes and synthesizes the sources. In the end, they have a complete, harmonized understanding of the topic’s core ideas. Finally, the writer organizes or compresses these core ideas into a coherent thesis statement. Your writer builds the whole argument around the thesis statement.

Writing and Editing the Sample

We write our model papers using grammatical, formal English. The sentences are highly readable because they’re pretty short. Our editors detest wordiness. And our writers know that.

Sometimes, a writer may use flowery adjectives and adverbs to express ideas. That’s when our editing talent swings into action. The editor has that writer find precise nouns and verbs — carefully chosen words that ooze clarity. And if the writer has overused idioms and phrasal verbs, the editor has them find precise, single-word alternatives.

Editing and proofreading terminate our sample development process. This final process thoroughly works through the sample, tightening paragraphs and sentences. Clearer expressions and words replace pompous, pretentious ones.

Then, styling, tone, spelling, grammar, citation, and formatting issues get identified and resolved. And at that point, your sample is ready. Simply download it (as an MS Word doc or PDF) and that’s it.

Don’t Do this with Samples

1. Don’t pass it off as your work.
2. Don’t read it in a hurry.
3. Don’t assume the sample is perfect.

Do this, Instead

1. Analyze it.
2. Study how the paragraphs work together to communicate the main message.
3. Examine the sources used. Did the writer write citations correctly?
4. Read the sample out loud to see if it reads smoothly.
5. Finally, rewrite it and submit it to your department.

Looking Around for Polished Samples?

We know you’re looking around to buy polished samples to help you boost your research and writing skills. Now, stop looking. Instead, start engaging with us at Gobigassignmenthelp.com.

Here, you can buy ready-to-use samples covering your topic area. Pick a few samples and learn how to express yourself like a real academic. Or, submit your instructions and have us build an A-grade custom essay or research paper for you. We’ll also let you access lots of FREE samples on different subjects so you can save a few dollars. Place your order NOW.