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Editing and Proofreading

“Is it clear how each paragraph in the body of your paper is related to your thesis? Are the paragraphs arranged in a logical sequence?”

These are both elements of structure that I need to work on in my own writing, and when I think about it I can kina understand why I make mistakes here. Sometimes I don't take the time to clarify how each body paragraph is relevant to the big picture thesis statement, because, as the author, I've put plenty of thought into the topic and its many facets. The audine, however, has not put in the thought i have, so I should clarify accordingly. For the logical sequence question, I really should put more thought into how I introduce each facet of a topic in order for the audience the full picture.    

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Editing and Proofreading

“Get some distance from the text!”

This is the best advice that anyone could give anyone, and this is my favorite piece of advice. Getting real distance from a piece of text can do a lot to it. I would know because this is one of the only things I can do right. Usually if I am short on time, I look over my writing right after I have written it, and I never see anything wrong with it. However, taking a couple days and stepping away from the text can bring something much more important into the light and really provide some time for thinking about the main idea and topic of the essay. This is a big problem for me, sometimes i get lost in my writing and completely go off track and lose myself. Really stepping away gives me times to focus on what is worthy to keep and what isn't. Adding irrelevant comments in my writing to make it long, is my downfall sadly. 

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Thesis Statements and Editing and Proof Reading

“If your assignment asks you to take a position or develop a claim about a subject, you may need to convey that position or claim in a thesis statement near the beginning of your draft.”

As a writer, I definitely struggle with creating and finding a decent thesis to really portray my ideas well. A thesis really needs to tell the reader what is going on, and offer a roadmap. If you are arguing something, not only will the thesis require a roadmap, but also argue your opinion and really state where you stand on the idea. After providing a proficient road map of a thesis, editing and proofreading your own writing and your peers is highly important. Throughly reading through is an efficient way to edit a draft, while looking at the content, structure, and clarity. The content within your draft must be highly informative, but also must be structured in a way that is very clear to your audience. After that, proofreading is done to look for errors such as grammar and spelling. Some of these errors can be very obvious, while others are hidden and require multiple readings to recognize. Although spellcheck can be helpful, it does not show everything, and sometimes you must separate out the text to really find errors that you and your peers made. 

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