Why should you proofread a first draft? so that you can peer-edit later so that you can turn in the best paper possible so that

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tiny-mole [99]

3 years ago

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Why should you proofread a first draft? so that you can peer-edit later so that you can turn in the best paper possible so that

your paper will be perfect as a final draft so that you do not plagiarize?

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Semmy [17] · Answer 1 · 2022-05-25T10:20:24+03:00

Semmy [17]3 years ago

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Your Answer would be so that you can turn in the best paper possible

Gekata [30.6K] · Answer 2 · 2022-05-25T12:21:27+03:00

Answer: The answer is B, so you can turn in the best paper possible.

Explanation: The point of proofreading is to correct any mistakes you might have made, and to provide a clear, correct thought in your reader's mind. It is not for peer-editing later, nor being perfect, because no research paper is 100% perfect. Making sure you don't plagiarize can be a part of proofreading, but when you're doing this, you are actually making sure your paper is the best as possible.