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Ebrown

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After you have completed the first draft of your business message, the next step is to make a final, quick pass through it to check for typos and spelling errors.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false.

Question 2

Before revising someone else's work,
 
  A) identify the writing style you wish to use.
  B) identify key points you wish to make.
  C) identify the writer's intent of the message.
  D) identify ways you can help the writer change the emphasis of the piece.
  E) identify ways to help the writer incorporate your agenda into the piece.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: FALSE
Explanation: Before proofreading, you first need to evaluate and revise your text to make sure it expresses your message effectively. Once the editing and revision process is complete you need to go through a production process. After the production process, you can go through a final proofreading stage.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C
Explanation: C) Make sure you understand the writer's intent before you begin suggesting or making changes. If you try to edit or revise without knowing what the writer hoped to accomplish, you run the risk of making the piece less effective, not more.



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