



This is how you edit your Coursework!
Most students never edit their work before submission as they are already doing theCoursework utill the last minute.
Here are some points to be noted while editing your Coursework
· Citation style and formatting
· Footnotes/endnotes
· Capitalization, punctuation, spelling, and grammar
· Abbreviations/acronyms
· Treatment of numbers
· Italics, foreign words, special terms
· Numbering/parallel wording/punctuation of lists
· Figure and table legends
· Anything numbered in sequence: lists, tables, figures, equations, outlines, etc.
· Run-on sentences
· Wordiness
· Sexist language
· Awkward constructions; vague language
· Passive voice
· Misused words
· Content or tone
· Cross-references
· Organization
· Correct any redundancy, passive voice, wordiness, poor diction
· Sentence structure (syntax, variety, parallelism, clarity)
· Paragraph structure (organization, length, coherence, transitions)
· Organization (logic, unity, structure, transitions, summaries); query major problems
· Style (appropriateness of tone and voice; level of language for audience)
· Headings (to reflect text that follows)
· Awkward or confusing sections (we query the writer if we are unsure of meaning)
· Review document for sentences, paragraphs, or sections that could be cut
· Check math, numbers, problems, and answers to questions in exercises
· Compare descriptions of tables/figures in text to actual information in the tables/figures
· Specific ESL requests
· Cover, title page, and copyright page
· Table of contents
· Corrections from previous versions
· Text flow (spot-check end of one page and beginning of next)
· Electronic glitches (word breaks for no reason, poor spacing)
· Art for appropriate reference and labeling
· Page numbers, running heads, and footers
· Page alignment
· Margins
· Registration marks, if needed
Happy writing
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