A set of technical directions is badly flawed if it B. does not properly sequence information.
Say for example that you want to build something and you are reading the instructions. However, the instructions are written badly and the information is not written in the correct order. This would make your job harder than it should be if the manual was just a good one with the right sequence of information.
Observation of life i think
You need to check each sentence for errors. If there's an extra letter, such as the "s" in "reads" (#1) you need to use the symbol which deletes a letter. If a sentence/word is missing a word/letter... you need to use a symbol to show that a word/letter should be shown there.
<span>Most human communication cannot be understood outside of the context in which it occurs</span>
