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Look for misspelled words, homophones, words used incorrectly, and contractions. Using the spell checker will find most errors, but not all. It is important to | Look for misspelled words, homophones(there, their, they're), words used incorrectly, and contractions(don't, won't, can't). Using the spell checker will find most errors, but not all. It is important not to only rely on spell checker but to also review and reread your document. | ||
Revision as of 11:57, 2 April 2013
Proofreading is essential for all writing. It creates a seamless document by correcting all errors. When proofreading look for typos, misspelled words, punctuation or grammar mistakes, and any other problems with the document. Having a flawless, error free, document gives creditably and is easier for the audience to read and understand.
Checklist
Spelling: Look for misspelled words, homophones(there, their, they're), words used incorrectly, and contractions(don't, won't, can't). Using the spell checker will find most errors, but not all. It is important not to only rely on spell checker but to also review and reread your document.
External Links
The Purdue Online Writing Lab [[1]]