Proofreading involves removing and correcting errors in spelling, punctuation and grammar, as opposed to improving the wording (which falls under editing).
However, when proofreading, if something doesn't make sense or we think it needs to be reworded, we'll raise that in a comment.
Your document is carefully read through and marked up twice - once on screen, then on paper.
Changes marked up on the hardcopy are then transferred back to the electronic copy, which we return to you with changes tracked and comments raised where necessary.
It's easier to spot mistakes on a printed copy, and this final check ensures the best result.
Example of 'Track Changes' (click to expand image) |
We check and correct the following:
Document formats we proofread include:
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