How to Proofread and Edit Essays

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The most difficult part of essay writing is actually getting the darn thing written and ready to go. The "getting it written" part is especially toilsome because of all the time you spend thinking of is tutoriage legit. This time consuming process is what makes the whole "ready to go" part so tiresome since you feel like you are just ready to be done with it and go to sleep, rather than look for any errors, now that it's about 3:00 AM and it's due in five hours.
The "ready to go part" I am talking about is the part where you actually proofread and edit your essay. Learning how to do this properly is all good and dandy but making sure you understand just why you need to make that last push is key as well. Why bother scanning through it once or twice more when you already have something to turn in?
Well, to those who may ask that question, I say that if you want your essay scores to go up, proofreading and editing them before you hand them in to your teacher is a surefire way to get there. You'd be surprised just how many spelling, punctuation, and grammatical errors you make without realizing it until you take that second look. When you turn in something that hasn't been proofread or edited, your teacher will notice and they will not be happy. When a paper is full of errors, it makes it look like its author is lazy and is not taking the topic, teacher, or class as seriously as they probably should.
If you aren't quite sure how to proofread and edit properly, take a look at my easy steps below. Just remember to give yourself plenty of time for this step before you get to writing. I know students tend to do things last minute but make sure that this part is squeezed into that last minute urgent writing session the night before the essay's due date (even though it is always much better to give yourself much more time to write a proper essay if you really want the best grade possible).

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The "ready to go part" I am talking about is the part where you actually proofread and edit your essay. Learning how to do this properly is all good and dandy but making sure you understand just why you need to make that last push is key as well. Why bother scanning through it once or twice more when you already have something to turn in?
Well, to those who may ask that question, I say that if you want your essay scores to go up, proofreading and editing them before you hand them in to your teacher is a surefire way to get there. You'd be surprised just how many spelling, punctuation, and grammatical errors you make without realizing it until you take that second look. When you turn in something that hasn't been proofread or edited, your teacher will notice and they will not be happy. When a paper is full of errors, it makes it look like its author is lazy and is not taking the topic, teacher, or class as seriously as they probably should.
If you aren't quite sure how to proofread and edit properly, take a look at my easy steps below. Just remember to give yourself plenty of time for this step before you get to writing. I know students tend to do things last minute but make sure that this part is squeezed into that last minute urgent writing session the night before the essay's due date (even though it is always much better to give yourself much more time to write a proper essay if you really want the best grade possible).


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