Doctor English

Note: this business has been discontinued. This web site is for demonstation purposes only. All hyperlinks have been disabled.

Every day, more people are adopting English as a universal language for commerce and entertainment. In many ways this is a great convenience, but if you grew up with a different first language, it is certainly difficult to write like a native English speaker.

Of course you want to make a good impression on potential clients, sell your product, or send effective letters, so you need to be certain that everything you write is appropriate for the culture you’re addressing.

(Frankly, even people who were born in English-speaking countries often find it hard to write well.)

Now Doctor English offers a unique solution.

Our team of English language experts will revise your letters, manuals, and other publications, so that they are clear, graceful, and accurate. Our service is fast and economical.

What we offer goes beyond simple editing. We’re committed to help you make your point, sell your services, and present your organization to the world in English that’s crisp and natural. We’ll help you look good anywhere in the world!
To find out more about Doctor English, please click on the links at left or below.

What We Do How our system works and what it costs.

Free Offer For a limited time, we will edit a brief document for free. Click here for details.

Getting Started If your document needs attention from Doctor English, here's how to get started.

Sample Here’s an example of our work.

Our Guarantee We stand behind our quality and speed of response.

Who We Are Meet the experts behind Doctor English.

ARTICLE: Starting Out On The Right Foot

        The English language is said to be one of the most difficult in the world to learn well, but ironically it has rapidly become the international language of commerce, information, and entertainment.
        People whose first language is not English often find that English has an overwhelmingly large vocabulary, and uses many confusing idioms. (An idiom is a special phrase which expresses an idea very cleverly and effectively -- providing the listener can understand it!)
        Many English idioms were first used centuries ago, with a very literal meaning. Later, they took on more general meaning, and that process is what turned them into idioms.
        One example is the title of this article. It suggests, rightly or wrongly, that English-speaking people are fascinated by their feet.