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guster
I have an English paper with the due date coming up.. I always like to write them out before typing and the requirement is 1000 words typed..

Anyone know roughly how many pages written that would be?
Sunsnail
2-4, depending on the size of your words
_Nut_
quote:
Originally posted by guster
I have an English paper with the due date coming up.. I always like to write them out before typing and the requirement is 1000 words typed..

Anyone know roughly how many pages written that would be?


Thats it!? . Half of the papers I had to write in undergrad were 4-9k min.
Orbax
single space, 10 font. Write as much as you can. then bump to 12 and double space and youll be shocked
Yan
TNR + 12 + Regular + Double Spacing = 2 to 3 pages.
DJ Intrigue
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Originally posted by Sunsnail
2-4, depending on the size of your words


Just took a look through my saved english papers and that's actually about right. It also depends on what spacing you use as well.
OrZonE
Majority obviously misread his post. He's going to handwrite the paper first.

Why don't you write out half a page, count the words and go from there? It all really depends on your writing.
Trance Nutter
2-4 pages is still about right.

Most people write around about 250-350 words per page. Obviously if you have really small writing (and being a guy I doubt this is the case) you would write more per page so would be less pages.
OrZonE
No argument there :)
Sunsnail
quote:
Originally posted by OrZonE
Majority obviously misread his post. He's going to handwrite the paper first.

Why don't you write out half a page, count the words and go from there? It all really depends on your writing.


:wtf:

I swear he re-edited those words in...

klingklang77
there is an option for word count in word. and i would say that per page you can get about 400 words.
OrZonE
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Originally posted by Sunsnail
:wtf:

I swear he re-edited those words in...


There's no reason to believe otherwise.
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