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The SKIP - Editing Boot Camp
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What is Editing?
Definition of Editing
Editing for Content
Three Key Questions
Editing for Style
The Five Critical Components of Style
Editing for Form
The Five Critical Components of Form
Editing for Clients
Balancing Constraints
Managing Client Confidence and Client Expectations
Editing for Content
Intro to Content Editing
Content Editing for Fiction
Content Editing for Nonfiction
Concision
Extra Words and Weak Modifiers
Word Choice
Word Choice
Word Order
Word Order
Voice and Tone
Audience Fit
Author's Voice
Format
How to Work with a Style Guide and Style Sheet
Grammar
Editing Grammar
Punctuation
Editing Punctuation
Usage
Commonly Misused Words
Writing Conventions
Spelling
Editing Spelling
Why an ESL Focus?
Editing ESL Writing
Common ESL Errors
Definite and Indefinite Articles
Nouns
The Apostrophe
Abbreviations and Capitalization
Adverbs
Adjectives
Transitional Phrases and Overwriting
Comparatives and Superlatives
Modals
Third-Person Singular
Simple Present
Present Continuous and Present Perfect
Present Perfect Continuous
Simple Past
Participles
Word Choice
Conditional Sentences
Reported Speech
MS Word
Microsoft Word
MS Excel and PowerPoint
MS Excel and PowerPoint
PDFs, LaTeX Files, and Large Files
PDFs, LaTeX Files, and Large Files
Editing for the Web
Editing for the Web
Computer Safety
Computer Safety
Miscellaneous Skills
Miscellaneous Skills
Specializations
Fiction and Nonfiction Editing
Specializations - Editing Technical and Medical Documents
Specializations - Editing Academic and Legal Documents
The Industry
Introduction to the Industry
The Editor's Role
Business Skills
Finding Work
On the Job
The SKIP - Editing Boot Camp
Home
What is Editing?
Definition of Editing
Editing for Content
Three Key Questions
Editing for Style
The Five Critical Components of Style
Editing for Form
The Five Critical Components of Form
Editing for Clients
Balancing Constraints
Managing Client Confidence and Client Expectations
Editing for Content
Intro to Content Editing
Content Editing for Fiction
Content Editing for Nonfiction
Concision
Extra Words and Weak Modifiers
Word Choice
Word Choice
Word Order
Word Order
Voice and Tone
Audience Fit
Author's Voice
Format
How to Work with a Style Guide and Style Sheet
Grammar
Editing Grammar
Punctuation
Editing Punctuation
Usage
Commonly Misused Words
Writing Conventions
Spelling
Editing Spelling
Why an ESL Focus?
Editing ESL Writing
Common ESL Errors
Definite and Indefinite Articles
Nouns
The Apostrophe
Abbreviations and Capitalization
Adverbs
Adjectives
Transitional Phrases and Overwriting
Comparatives and Superlatives
Modals
Third-Person Singular
Simple Present
Present Continuous and Present Perfect
Present Perfect Continuous
Simple Past
Participles
Word Choice
Conditional Sentences
Reported Speech
MS Word
Microsoft Word
MS Excel and PowerPoint
MS Excel and PowerPoint
PDFs, LaTeX Files, and Large Files
PDFs, LaTeX Files, and Large Files
Editing for the Web
Editing for the Web
Computer Safety
Computer Safety
Miscellaneous Skills
Miscellaneous Skills
Specializations
Fiction and Nonfiction Editing
Specializations - Editing Technical and Medical Documents
Specializations - Editing Academic and Legal Documents
The Industry
Introduction to the Industry
The Editor's Role
Business Skills
Finding Work
On the Job
More
Home
What is Editing?
Definition of Editing
Editing for Content
Three Key Questions
Editing for Style
The Five Critical Components of Style
Editing for Form
The Five Critical Components of Form
Editing for Clients
Balancing Constraints
Managing Client Confidence and Client Expectations
Editing for Content
Intro to Content Editing
Content Editing for Fiction
Content Editing for Nonfiction
Concision
Extra Words and Weak Modifiers
Word Choice
Word Choice
Word Order
Word Order
Voice and Tone
Audience Fit
Author's Voice
Format
How to Work with a Style Guide and Style Sheet
Grammar
Editing Grammar
Punctuation
Editing Punctuation
Usage
Commonly Misused Words
Writing Conventions
Spelling
Editing Spelling
Why an ESL Focus?
Editing ESL Writing
Common ESL Errors
Definite and Indefinite Articles
Nouns
The Apostrophe
Abbreviations and Capitalization
Adverbs
Adjectives
Transitional Phrases and Overwriting
Comparatives and Superlatives
Modals
Third-Person Singular
Simple Present
Present Continuous and Present Perfect
Present Perfect Continuous
Simple Past
Participles
Word Choice
Conditional Sentences
Reported Speech
MS Word
Microsoft Word
MS Excel and PowerPoint
MS Excel and PowerPoint
PDFs, LaTeX Files, and Large Files
PDFs, LaTeX Files, and Large Files
Editing for the Web
Editing for the Web
Computer Safety
Computer Safety
Miscellaneous Skills
Miscellaneous Skills
Specializations
Fiction and Nonfiction Editing
Specializations - Editing Technical and Medical Documents
Specializations - Editing Academic and Legal Documents
The Industry
Introduction to the Industry
The Editor's Role
Business Skills
Finding Work
On the Job
Common ESL Errors
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Definite and Indefinite Articles
5.2.2
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Nouns
5.2.3
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The Apostrophe
5.2.4
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Abbreviations and Capitalization
5.2.5
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Adverbs
5.2.6
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Adjectives
5.2.7
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Transitional Phrases and Overwriting
5.2.8
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Comparatives and Superlatives
5.2.9
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Modals
5.2.10
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Third-Person Singular
5.2.11
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Simple Present
5.2.12
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Present Continuous and Present Perfect
5.2.13
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Present Perfect Continuous
5.2.14
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Simple Past
5.2.15
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Participles
5.2.16
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Word Choice
5.2.17
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Conditional Sentences
5.2.18
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Reported Speech
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