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Editing your Writing

The third stage of creating effective writing is editing your writing. When editing, read your work aloud to make sure you understand what you have written.

Think about improvements

Think about improvements

  • To improve your writing you could:
    • Swap two paragraphs around.
    • Add more detail to your descriptions.
    • Give more information about the setting (place).
Proof-read your work

Proof-read your work

  • You need to proof-read for spelling and punctuation mistakes.
  • Proof-reading just means re-reading your work after you have finished.
Make changes to grammar and vocabulary

Make changes to grammar and vocabulary

  • You could choose different adjectives to make the meaning of your sentences clearer.
Check you are using pronouns properly

Check you are using pronouns properly

  • Pronouns are words like I, me, my, he and she.
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Reading

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Writing

2.1

Composition

2.2

Conjunctions

2.3

Present Perfect Tense

2.4

Nouns

2.5

Fronted Adverbials

2.6

Direct Speech

2.7

Homophones

2.8

Spelling Rules

2.9

Using Apostrophes

2.10

Using a Dictionary

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