Sharpen your voice with Sword Word Creative
You’re on the cusp of producing a powerful idea, but maybe your words just need a bit of sharpening. We are at your service!
Sword Word Creative is an English editing, writing, and teaching service that aims to arm your voice — whether written or spoken — for greatness. We are here to help you polish your academic research, book, landing page, software or business documents, covering letter, or anything in between. We also offer ESL lessons and tutoring for your career development, IELTS prep, or general English skills.
Creative services
Editing and proofreading
Sharpen your words!
If your book, blog, or academic article needs thorough and insightful proofreading and copy editing, we are at your service.
Copy writing and documentation
Mobilize your words into powerful ideas!
Let’s work together on your new website, blog, or software documentation.
ESL tutoring and materials
Sharpen your voice!
If you are prepping for IELTS or are seeking one-on-one ESL lessons for general, business, or academic needs, we are ready to help.
Latest posts
- Homonym, heteronym, homophone, what-in-ym? A dive into English language classifications
Same same, but different. “English is sooo simple”, said no student ever! This is what you get when a language begs, borrows and steals from other languages. So you end up with a jumbled mess that has words that sound the same … Read more - Word Clash: Reluctant versus Reticent
Does being reluctant and reticent mean the same thing? It may seem so, but if we look closer at the definitions of these words, you will see that there are differences between them. - The smartphones in the classroom: a gift or a curse?
Using smartphones in the classroom isn’t always a bad thing. There are several great ESL games and activities that utilise the smartphone. - These are a few of my favourite things
All teachers have their go-to resources for the classroom. These are my favourite ESL coursebooks and activities for online and in-person classrooms. - Controlling an unruly classroom: How to manage the chaos and engage the learner, or die trying
Advice from a seasoned ESL teacher on controlling an unruly classroom: be flexible, engage and motivate, embrace the phone, and get the students moving! - Word Clash: Affect versus Effect
Knowing when to use affect versus effect in writing challenges all English speakers — even native ones! Let’s break down these commonly confused words.