Your paper is almost done. Your intentions are intact. Your argument is clear. Your closing is bold. However, if your audience has a chance to see the words on the paper, they need to make as much sense to them as your messages seem to you. Self-editing is a tedious process, as we gain a sense of passion and protection for the words we have labored arduously; we may find ourselves using the wrong word spellings - like our and are, or there and their - within our written words. These errors can weaken our message. We must pay attention to the proper usage of words, even name spellings, to show respect for those with which we communicate.
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To achieve this objectives: