At Trinka AI, we are working night and day to bring you the latest and most requested features, right inside your writing environment. While Trinka’s robust AI covers a multitude of smart checks and suggestions to make your writing…

"Collide" has been used in a transitive sense until the 17th century and an intransitive sense from the 18th century. Understanding its usage helps improve writing accuracy.

The 4 writing styles are expository, narrative, persuasive, and descriptive. AI tools can help you refine your writing style for your target audience and purpose.

The integration of technology into our everyday lives has produced a staggering amount of data. While this data is a gift to those who wish to learn and understand what is happening in the world, handling it is also a challenge. At no…

The ability to conduct research, which is the art of finding information, is an important ability in today’s world. Whether you’re engaged in formal academic research as a student or professional or simply trying to locate information on…

Academic writing is virtually as old as the education sector itself, but times are changing and technology is changing the landscape in highly positive ways. With the help of digital tools, academic writers and students can now write…

Freelancing in any industry is about two things—how well you do what you do and how well you market yourself. These are equally important factors because being good at what you do means nothing if you can’t get clients, and getting clients…

Academic writing delivers precise and accurate information, and to this end, places a high premium on well-constructed, meticulously thought-out content. Alas! Often, these sacred attributes lead academic sentences to become long and…

Academic writing is always a challenge, even for experienced researchers and scholars. One reason for this is that much academic writing is performed in English, the global language. Because English is the global language, there are…

Paraphrasing, Summarizing and Quoting Paraphrasing is when you take someone else’s ideas or words and rephrase them as your own. Summarizing is to give the reader an overview of the key points of a text. Quoting is when you write…