Is rewriting simpler than Original Writing?
To be frank and out of some years of writing experience this question can only be answered in a bit of a negative tone — though the debate can be taken further by stating that it could be simpler than original writing! What is rewriting anyway? The reader can check out the costing data here to begin this discussion and we can then take it from there to clarify some points that every service buyer and all service providers must understand. We can look at this topic in the following two ways: First implication of the query on rewriting simplicity in relation to original writing can be that the two jobs are not really very different and the answer therefore must be “no… rewriting is no simpler than original work”! How does one explain this? When one goes about rewriting an article to convert it to a unique presentation the essence of the original must be maintained at all costs. It is not really necessary to keep the formatting in terms of paragraphs and words the same or nearly the sa
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