Proofreading: Exercise & Practice, One 

Nicely done!

Glad I could help!

Thanks for the idea! Great modifications!

Thanks again and I wish you much success on your language journey 😎

I’m glad the content was useful to you. Many thanks for watching; be well my friend and God bless 💪🏽

@@LearnEnglishWithMatta 🤍🤍🤍

Glad it was helpful!

I hope your final was a success!

@@LearnEnglishWithMatta it was very good Alhamdillah

That’s awesome! Keep it up, hopefully I can produce more contacts somewhere to this help you learn along the way.. Please give me any ideas you may have and I’m happy to adjust my material! Thanks and God bless.

Sorry using voice to text, meant to say “contents” not “contacts”. For some reason it’s not allowing me to edit.

@@LearnEnglishWithMatta it’s alright, and I’m trying to become a writer I been writing on Medium. I also want to try being a proofreader.

@@fit_mugo That's fantastic, good to see you exploring different resources to practice. I wish you success with your endeavor my friend.

@@LearnEnglishWithMatta Thank you so much

Absolutely! In fact, that's a great suggestion as it gives the sentence a more natural flow. Nicely done!

Thank you very much for the kind words! Wishing you well from my side of the globe. 💪🏽

I appreciate the remarks my brother 💪🏽. Please let me know how I can improve and what content would help-you the most. Have a great day!

@@LearnEnglishWithMatta i just want to improve my proofreading skills... searching for some proofreading jobs online...hope you can help me in finding some proofreading job online 🙏🙏😊

I'm happy to help you any way I can!

You’re not a dummy, we all start somewhere. With practice you can only improve my brother 💪🏽

@@LearnEnglishWithMatta I'm no stranger to hard work the only worry I have is learning tax law I'm from Germany and getting along with clients. Like I need to talk to them? Put on fake persona or something using voice if I'm not good socially and my spelling English not perfect?

@@rol407 Tax law?! That sounds like such a challenge, best of luck to you. With regard to your communication with clients, assuming they’re American (my perspective), we are a very forgiving people. Even if your grammar isn’t polished, so-long as you’re able to communicate your point, we tend to be very open and understanding. In the end, native or not, we’re all English learners. I may have to consult you for my taxes this season 😭

You’re most welcome, please let me know what I can do to make these videos more helpful for you.

It really depends on the exam, however there are specific markings with regard to corrections being made. Google is a great resource, I wish I had a link to send you directly. However there’s a plethora of resources to show you with the different markings you can use. Hopefully this answers your question.

@@LearnEnglishWithMatta ok 👍

She is 💯 correct. This is definitely a coma splice. A coma comma splice is a grammatical error that occurs when two independent clauses are joined together with just a comma, without a coordinating conjunction (such as "and," "but," "or," etc.) or without appropriate punctuation. This individual shouldn't be teaching proofreading if they're making basic punctuation errors.

You're so welcome!

Hopefully this video was a helpful exercise for you brother.

It’s the American spelling my brother 💪🏽🇺🇸

The spelling is correct though

This is true. While I do go through the process of providing corrections, I am not wedded to the archaic system of signs and symbols used in proofreading. Do you prefer them used?

@@LearnEnglishWithMatta not really, i am simply studying for my exam

@@aakashchauhanf7046 in that case, I’m wishing you nothing but luck for your upcoming exam. Feel free to drop-in with a question if you feel the need. Again, good luck and let me know how it goes! 💪🏽

@@LearnEnglishWithMatta omg, thanks charming 🥺🙌🌈🌈🌈