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Punctuation includes capitals, commas, question marks, exclamation marks, quotation marks and full stops. They are all important factors in ensuring your writing is as clear and understandable as possible.

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Answer each question and check your answers at the end

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Easily create surveys and polls to collect customer feedback, measure employee satisfaction, and organize team events.

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Printable worksheets including reading and writing activities for L1/L2

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13 Basic Punctuation Rules in English | Essential Writing Essential Series & Punctuation Guide

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Apostrophes for Possession | Possessive Nouns | EasyTeaching

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When you read your writing, your eye sometimes sees what should have been written, rather than what is actually on the page. This means that you need to find different ways of forcing yourself to spot any errors in your writing.

There are three great methods you can use whenever you are proofreading:
1. Read your writing aloud
The easiest way to proofread is to read your writing aloud. This way, you will often notice when a word or sentence doesn't sound right.

The most common things to look out for are mistakes with punctuation. You can often 'hear' these if you speak the text out loud.
2. Read your writing backwards
Reading backwards is especially good for spotting spelling errors. Reading your text backwards, word by word, can sometimes help you to notice spellings because it forces you to look at each word in isolation.
3. Proofreading for just one kind of error at a time
Or give yourself a proofreading routine: begin with punctuation and capital letters; then sentence structure; then think about spelling.

Proofreading is often easiest when there is a gap between writing and reading your work. So take a break before starting!

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When you read your writing, your eye sometimes sees what should have been written, rather than what is actually on the page. This means that you need to find different ways of forcing yourself to spot any errors in your writing. There are three great methods you can use whenever you are proofreading: 1.

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Can You Ace This Basic Proofreading Quiz?

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Test your basic proofreading knowledge and see if you can catch every single typo in our quiz.

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