Edit and Revise
Find the editing error:
Bill, Jill, Bo, Joe, and I are going down to the fair for corndogs
period at the end
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Can we visit tokyo, Japan when I am older?
Capitalize Tokyo
What is the strategy we use to craft an SCR?
RATE strategy
How many paragraphs should you write for an ECR?
Combine these 2 sentences for clarity.
These knives were expensive. It was common for dinner guests to bring their own knives to dinner.
These knives were expensive, so it was common for dinner guests to bring their own knives to dinner.
Find the editing error:
When are we going to visit grandma in florida again?
Capitalize Florida
Find the editing error:
"Can we have more apple pie? said John.
Quotes after pie and question mark
What does the R of RATE tell you to do?
Restate the question
What do you do in the first paragraph of an ECR?
Restate and Answer the prompt
Combine the following sentences for clarity.
I love chocolate cake.
I also enjoy a slice of cheesecake occasionally.
I love chocolate cake, and I also enjoy a slice of cheesecake occasionally.
Find the editing error:
She were going to Walmart, but she had a coupon for Target.
Find the editing error:
When will he stop trying two cheat on his tests?
two --> to
How many pieces of evidence do you need to have in a SCR?
ONE
What do paragraphs 2 & 3 include?
Evidence and Explanations that backup your answer
Combine the following sentences for clarity:
She ordered the brownie sundae. He opted for the banana split.
She ordered the brownie sundae, yet he opted for the banana split.
Find the editing error:
Their going to go to work on Thursday and Friday at Taco Bell.
Their to They're
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Jennifer try to play with her friends, but they were in quarantine.
try to tried
Restate this question: Why does the author include the details in paragraph 2?
The author includes the details in paragraph 2 because -
What should we always do before we start to type our ECR?
Read the article to find the answer
OR
Set up scratch paper
Use NO comma and a subordinating conjunction to combine these sentences!
after, although, because, if, since, until, whenever, while
Cakes need to cool after baking. The air inside them needs to settle.
Cakes need to cool after baking because the air inside them needs to settle.
Find the editing error: Hint* 2 errors
Billy and i like cinnamon rolls and chocolate milk to.
Capitalize I. to --> too
Find the editing error:
I cant help but notice that the cafeteria food smells good.
apostrophe in can't
Restate the following question: How does the author prove the claim in the article?
The author proves the claim in the article by -
OR
The author proves the claim by -
What is the last paragraph about?
Restate the introduction
Use NO comma and a subordinating conjunction to combine these sentences!
after, although, because, if, since, until, whenever, while
A slice of cheesecake might have 35 grams of sugar. A cup of fruit might have 10 grams.
A slice of cheesecake might have 35 grams of sugar while a cup of fruit might have 10 grams.