proofread

Object

• copy: And, proofread a hard copy of your document.
• skill: Some have editing and proofreading skills, which is always a bonus.
• article: Ed just proofread twelve articles for the current issue.
• text: Edit and Proofread the Text Once you've written the text of your HOWTO, it is time to polish and refine it.
• test: Take our online proofreading test to see how you get on.
• course: Some prior knowledge is needed, and ideally delegates will have completed the proofreading course beforehand.

Preposition: on

screen: Do you edit and proofread on screen or print out drafts?

Adjective modifier

fair.: Then list some questions you would like to ask the company representative at the job fair. � Proofread your resume - at least twice.

Modifying Another Word

• carefully: Of the four remaining pieces of writing, none had been proofread too carefully.
• then: First use a spell check on your computer and then proofread a printed out version.
• not: In a competition for articles under 500 words, there really isn't any excuse for not proofreading your work.
• always: Always proofread the advert thoroughly before it's placed online.
• also: She also proofread the 2.20 version of this document, much of which remains verbatim.
• still: Even if your grammar and spelling skills are good, proofreading still might not be your cup of tea.

Noun used with modifier

i�: Then list some questions you would like to ask the company representative at the job fair. � Proofread your resume - at least twice.

Used with why or when

what: So you owe it to yourself and your readers to have someone proofread what you write.

Infinitive complement

see: And finally... Proofread carefully to see if you any words out.