- Assembly line proofreader
- Designated reader
- Beginning through senior proofreader
- comparison reading
- "Dry" or "noncomparison" reading
- Advantages and disadvantages of on-screen proofreading
- "live copy" and "dead copy"
- Reading with a copyholder
- Method for proofreading unfamiliar or foreign words with a copyholder
- Typographical equivalent for the following words: bang, pos, huh,
et,num zero, rule....end rule, one up, and graph
- galley
- Examples of "tiptoe words" or "weasel words" (I
call them "hedges")
- Example of a "dangling" participle or modifier
- Essential and non-essential clauses
- The difference between that, which, and who
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