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They Say / I Say
Academic argument templates for stating a claim and answering other writers.
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AI-generated text has measurable style signals. Here is how to spot them — and how to verify with per-sentence scoring.
Uniform sentence rhythm. AI writing rarely varies sentence length the way humans do.
Predictable transitions. "Furthermore", "Moreover", "In conclusion" cluster in AI drafts.
Overly balanced structure. Perfectly parallel lists and hedging everywhere.
Missing specifics. Generic examples instead of concrete, personal detail.
Style signals are probabilistic, not proof. Use per-sentence AI scoring to see exactly which parts of a text show AI-like patterns.
Check drafts before submission, compare flagged sentences, and keep your own writing clean. Detection scores are estimates — never definitive accusations.
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Academic argument templates for stating a claim and answering other writers.
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Lined pages for handwriting a revision instead of pasting another generated draft.
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A short usage handbook for tightening sentences after a pattern review.
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One claim or source per card when outlining before you paste a draft.
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