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EDITING CHALLENGE - 1
Every chapter provides an editing exercise to fine-tune your grammar and
mechanics skills. These are the skills that employers frequently find lacking in
employees. In this e-mail look for errors in proofreading, grammar, spelling,
punctuation, capitalization, word use, and number form. Study the guidelines
in the Grammar/Mechanics Handbook in Appendix D, including the lists of
Confusing Words and Frequently Misspelled Words.
Your Task. Edit the following by (a) inserting corrections in your textbook or on
a photocopy using the proofreading marks in Appendix C or (b) downloading
the message from www.cengage.com and correcting at your computer. Hint:
You should make about 30 edits. Your instructor may ask you to use Track
Changes in MS Word as you edit. See the Communication Workshop in Chapter
4 for more information about using Track Changes
To: Shannon Heymans <sheymans@siriussales.com>
Hi, Shannon,
Congratulations! I’m happy for you that you were granted permission
to work remotely for the foreseeable future, (Use dot). here(Here) are
some tips on how to be productive working from home.
● Transmit all work orders to Parker. Parker will analyze each weeks
If you have ( add have) (Vb Agr) any questions about these tips, (add
comma before CmConj) do let me know as soon as possible. Please
shoot (Send) (WC) e-mails to any staff member. (Redundant dot) When
you need clarification on a project, or if you just want to keep us
(redundant) updated.
complete your work efficintly (Sp) (efficiently) and provide the office
with adequate communication.
Best wishes,
René(add dot).
Director, Personnel | Sirius Sales| byoung@siriussales.com | 909-848-9043