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Correction Code

The document outlines a correction code used for editing written work, including symbols for various types of errors such as missing information, unclear phrases, and spelling mistakes. It also describes the writing process, which consists of creating a first draft, peer correction, teacher corrections, and final revisions. This structured approach aims to improve the clarity and quality of writing.

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Correction Code

The document outlines a correction code used for editing written work, including symbols for various types of errors such as missing information, unclear phrases, and spelling mistakes. It also describes the writing process, which consists of creating a first draft, peer correction, teacher corrections, and final revisions. This structured approach aims to improve the clarity and quality of writing.

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CORRECTION CODE

NP New paragraph You need to start a new paragraph

MI Missing information There is a word/phrase missing

NC Not clear It needs to be clarified or it doesn’t make sense

WW Wrong word Change the word for a more appropriate

T Tense You have conjugated the verb wrongly

P Preposition The preposition is wrong or missing

SP Spelling Change one or more letters

WO Word order One or more words are misplaced in the sentence

PM Punctuation mark Punctuation mark is missing or wrong

CL Capital letter Capital letter is missing

NL No listing Avoid including a chain of nouns

R Repetition You have repeated this word/phrase more than once


WRITING PROCESS
1. First draft
2. Peer correction
(in pencil and using the correction code)
3. Teacher’s first correction
4. Second draft
(after reading comments)
5. Teacher’s final correction

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