Proofreading marks

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What does the proofreading mark for 'Insert' look like?

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The 'Insert' mark is typically represented by a caret (^) symbol.

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What does the proofreading mark for 'Delete' indicate?

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The 'Delete' mark indicates that a word or phrase should be removed from the text.

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What does the proofreading mark for 'Capitalize' mean?

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The 'Capitalize' mark indicates that the first letter of a word should be capitalized.

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What does the proofreading mark for 'Lowercase' signify?

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The 'Lowercase' mark indicates that a letter should be changed to lowercase.

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What is the purpose of proofreading marks?

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Proofreading marks are used to indicate corrections and changes needed in a text.

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What does the proofreading mark for 'Add a word' look like?

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The 'Add a word' mark is often represented by a caret (^) with a line or space indicating where to add the word.

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What does the proofreading mark for 'Begin a new paragraph' indicate?

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The 'Begin a new paragraph' mark indicates that a new paragraph should start at that point.

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What does the proofreading mark for 'Add quotation marks' mean?

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The 'Add quotation marks' mark indicates that quotation marks should be added around a specific text.

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What does the proofreading mark for 'Add a comma' signify?

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The 'Add a comma' mark indicates that a comma should be inserted at a specific point in the text.

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What is the meaning of the proofreading mark for 'Cut'?

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The 'Cut' mark indicates that a section of text should be removed and placed elsewhere.