Content Proofreading Tips: A Proofreader Who Catches Every Mistake
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- Today's episode ... Content Proofreading Tips: A Proofreader Who Catches Every Mistake
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Beginning at the end of the document is an excellent way to make your mind treat the document as though you didn't write it. I will use this for all of my documents from now on. Thank you for this.
Funny, but I really appreciate your nerdiness and obsession with detail. It only increases my respect for your professionalism. No glitz or glam, just the facts. Charming and honest.i
Thanks for the thoughtful feedback, Linds!
Interesting idea, I have heard about it before though. You have opened it up so it's more clearer why this process work. If you show some examples then it would be easy to follow.