As someone who designed the course Proofread Like a Pro, I pay attention when a competitor offers a training program on proofreading. Today my inbox included an invitation to a session. Below is the graphic with the program title.
Proofreaders, do you see anything wrong?
Yikes! This program title contains two obvious errors–obvious at least to proofreaders.
I read on. The program description and the author bio both contained a spacing error. In one, a space came before a comma, which is never correct. In another, no space appeared between two sentences.
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Did you find the two errors? I hope so!
Lynn
Syntax Training
The “a” should be lowercase and proofread is one word, no hyphen. Correct?
I agree with Erica!
Erica and Virginia, you are right! Thanks for commenting.
Lynn
Should proofreader contain a hyphen? I thought not. And you didn’t use one. 😉
Good catch, Peter.
Lynn