If this is a yes or no questio, yes!
Proofreading involves checking for grammatical and punctuation errors.
Either A or D, because if it's about the paragraph, it will either be the central idea or a method to organize it, explaining the paragraph and the upcoming events to you.
Answer:
Explanation:
The tell-tale heart by Edgar allan Poe is a ghastly tale of murder and guilt, the main difference between reading and hearing the story is that when you listen to a recording there are added effects which amplify the readers engagement. In the reading the reader has creative control of everything, from the pace they read, to how they imagine the characters. The audio recording of the story also adds the uncontrollable feeling of being rushed and confused. If a reader wants to feel connected to the story the controlling recording may be useful, but if a reader just wants to learn they should read.
