en glish question?

Question

. When proofreading, you should (Points: 10)
read every word you have written.
read only what you have written.
read aloud what you have written.
all of the above

Answer 1

All of the above. Read every word, read only those words, read it out loud. Reading it out loud really makes it obvious when you have a sentence composed awkwardly.

Answer 2

Spelling lesson #1 En glish shouldn't have a space in it, #2 a period doesn't go before the sentance, and #3 Capatalize all the letters when starting a new paragraph

Answer 3

all of the above.

Then go away from it for a few hours. When you come back, you will have a different perspective and may change your writings. If you can re read it the next day after a good night's sleep.
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Answer 4

You have to read every word you have written.

Answer 5

Also read it backwards to make sure u spelt things right

Answer 6

all of the above especially reading it out loud b/c you can easily catch your grammatical mistakes