1. The copyeditor insisted that each of the citations ____ checked against the primary source.
2. Not only ____ the grammar, but it also clarified the argument’s logical structure.
3. Her feedback was so incisive that it left no room for ____ ambiguity.
4. She is good in correcting grammar mistakes.
5. When I read my draft again, I noticed that I repeated myself.
6. He corrected the text careful to avoid new mistakes.
7. The teacher is giving detailed feedback on common grammar problems this week.
8. There are a few typos left in the document, but they are easy to fix.
9. If you run the spell-checker, it identifies repeated words automatically.
10. Available words:
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13. He wants a new shoes.
14. She buy a new dress from the shop yesterday.
15. There is many shoes on sale at the store.
16. To make the feedback more useful, phrase it ____, focusing on the error rather than the person.
17. In the margin she wrote, “____ you mean by ‘data was’—shouldn’t it be ‘data were’?”
18. The team corrected the interns’ drafts but left the manager ____ comments untouched.