When proofreading your work,
A) do so early on in the writing process so you don't have to rework your sentences later.
B) read your paper on a computer screen for easy viewing and correcting.
C) avoid reading small chunks at a time.
D) never rely exclusively on computerized writing aids.
E) do all of these.

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Proofreading should be done after the main writing and editing processes to catch minor errors, and while computerized aids can be helpful, they shouldn't be the sole method of proofreading because they can miss nuances and context-specific errors that a human reader would catch.

When Proofreading Your Work