kangamoms.com This feed will quickly show you what has recently happened on KangaMoms without having to login. en-us <img width="387" src="http://www.textcorrect.co.uk/images/proofreading-pic.jpg" height="310" /><br /> <br /> <p>A lot of people have a problem in <span><a href="http://www.yourperfectenglish.com/" title="Proofreading">Proofreading</a></span> because they get confused about all the symbols as well as the punctuations that are being used to indicate that some <span>Corrections </span>should be made in the document or the text that is being <span>proofread </span>as of the moment. Well, let me tell you that there is no need to be scared because there is more to proof reading than just using all these symbols to indicate that something is wrong. <br /> </p> <p><br /> </p> <p><img width="500" src="http://allwomenstalk.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/7-tips-on-increasing-website-traffic/proofread-the-content_7-tips-on-increasing-website-traffic.jpg" height="333" /></p> <p><br /> </p> <p>One thing that will really make a difference when you are <span><a href="http://www.mynameisben.com/snackattack/profiles/79-proofreading120/blogs/50-proofreading---how-to-be-a-proofreader-and-get-paid" title="Proofreading">Proofreading</a></span> is an eye for detail. This means that you need to have an eye that can easily through the unfinished work of the raw <span>reading </span>material. If you are already doing the proof reading proper, just read the text all over and do not change anything. Concentrate on the process of reading while you are already compartmentalizing the things that need to be touched by <span>Proofreaders</span>.<br /> </p><br /> majennilene.tuazon84@gmail.com (proofreading119) Tue Feb 22 23:37:43 UTC 2011 http://en.kangamoms.com/profiles/376-proofreading119/blogs/167-proofreading---how-to-copyedit-and-proofread-written-work http://en.kangamoms.com/profiles/376-proofreading119/blogs/167-proofreading---how-to-copyedit-and-proofread-written-work