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Editing and proofreading

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수업 노트

What Are Editing and Proofreading?

  • Editing means improving your writing: making it clearer, better organized, and more interesting.
  • Proofreading means checking for mistakes in spelling, punctuation, and grammar.
  • Editing is like polishing a diamond; proofreading is like checking for cracks.
  • You edit first, then proofread last.

Editing Checklist: Sense and Clarity

  • Read your writing to see if it makes sense.
  • Ask: Does each sentence have a clear idea?
  • Check that your paragraphs are in a logical order.
  • Remove any sentences that repeat the same idea.
  • Make sure your writing answers the question or topic.

Editing Checklist: Sentence Structure and Vocabulary

  • Vary your sentence lengths to make writing more interesting.
  • Avoid run-on sentences (too many ideas joined without punctuation).
  • Use strong, specific words instead of weak ones (e.g., 'ran' instead of 'went').
  • Check that every sentence has a subject and a verb.
  • Replace overused words like 'nice' or 'good' with more precise words.

Editing Checklist: Tense and Agreement

  • Keep the same tense throughout your writing (e.g., all past tense or all present tense).
  • Make sure the subject and verb agree: 'He runs' not 'He run'.
  • Check that pronouns match their nouns: 'The girl lost her book' not 'their book'.
  • If you change tense, do it for a reason (like a flashback).

Proofreading Checklist: Punctuation and Spelling

  • Check for capital letters at the start of sentences and for proper nouns.
  • Use commas to separate items in a list and after introductory words.
  • Check that every sentence ends with a period, question mark, or exclamation mark.
  • Look for common spelling mistakes like 'their/there/they're' and 'your/you're'.
  • Use a dictionary or spell-check to find misspelled words.

Common Spelling Patterns and Rules

  • Remember 'i before e except after c' (e.g., 'believe', 'receive').
  • Double the final consonant when adding a vowel suffix to short words (e.g., 'run' → 'running').
  • Drop the silent 'e' before adding a suffix that starts with a vowel (e.g., 'make' → 'making').
  • Change 'y' to 'i' when adding a suffix (e.g., 'happy' → 'happier').
  • Learn the most often misspelled words: 'because', 'friend', 'which', 'people'.

Proofreading Marks

  • Proofreading marks are symbols used to show corrections on paper.
  • A caret (^) shows where to insert a word or letter.
  • A line through a word means delete it.
  • A circle around a word means spell it out or check spelling.
  • Use these marks when you proofread a printed copy.

Reading Aloud and Getting Feedback

  • Read your writing aloud to catch mistakes your eyes miss.
  • Reading slowly helps you hear missing words or awkward sentences.
  • Ask a friend to read your work and give feedback.
  • When giving feedback, be kind and specific: say what is good and what can improve.
  • Take a break before proofreading to see your work with fresh eyes.

Proofreading Your Own Work: Tips

  • It's hard to proofread your own writing because you know what you meant.
  • Try reading your work backwards, sentence by sentence, to focus on errors.
  • Use a ruler or your finger to move slowly down the page.
  • Check one type of mistake at a time (e.g., only spelling, then only punctuation).
  • If possible, wait a day before proofreading your own work.

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연습 문제

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  1. 1.What is proofreading?

    Easy
    • AChecking a text for mistakes in spelling, punctuation, and grammar
    • BWriting a story from scratch
    • CDrawing pictures to go with a story
    • DReading a book for fun
  2. 2.Which of these is a proofreading mark?

    Easy
    • AA small mark in the margin to show a correction
    • BA paintbrush
    • CA ruler
    • DA highlighter
  3. 3.Editing means improving the writing, and proofreading means correcting mistakes.

    Easy

    True or false?

  4. 4.Which sentence has correct subject-verb agreement?

    Easy
    • AThe dog run fast.
    • BThe dogs runs fast.
    • CThe dog runs fast.
    • DThe dog running fast.
  5. 5.Choose the correct word to fill in the blank: 'I need to ___ my shoes before school.'

    Easy
    • Atie
    • Btigh
    • Ctye
    • Dtiegh
  6. 6.Which of the following are punctuation marks? (Select all that apply)

    Medium
    • Aperiod
    • Bcomma
    • Cletter
    • Dquestion mark
    • Eword
  7. 7.Match each punctuation mark to its name.

    Medium
    • .
    • ,
    • ?
    • period
    • comma
    • question mark
  8. 8.Put the steps of proofreading in the correct order: 1) Check spelling, 2) Check punctuation, 3) Read the text aloud, 4) Fix any mistakes.

    Medium
    • Read the text aloud
    • Check spelling
    • Check punctuation
    • Fix any mistakes

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