EDITING CHECKLIST XIII- Check for the following

1-PREP (Preposition)

You’ll need a pen for write, a notebook to write, a pair sneakers to go to school in, a pair of glasses to see at, and a cellphone for in emergencies.

2- SAV (subject-verb Agreement)

A number of the alumni are successful in business and politics.

Man gash never forget the teacher who help him master calculus.

3- CS (Comma Splice)

First they pranked him with a kick –I sign then it was a wedgie, yesterday he got mooned the worst came today it was a painful noogie.

4- FRAG (Fragment)

earning the lowest Despite marks . Vinod still wants a long vacation.

Because Letchmi is wanted to join her classmate’s in extracurricular activities.

She is very happy in music class. Always can sing and play the trumpet.

5-RUN-ON SENTENCE

The French immersion program is popular in Ontario even with non-French speaking families.Children can learn to speak many languages as long as they have the right environment, there is no limit their abilities.

6-TENSE

We are going back to Iran on Saturday. We are not coming to  school next week.

Had I known there was a test today; I would have studied for it.

Chaitra study hard. Can you believe she did no pass exam?

7- PERIODS/COMMAS/CAPS/SPACE

Parents, I,d say, are the key to a child’s educational success. Friends are good to have, but nobody can replace your dad and mom when it comes to life time achievement.

8- PROPER NOUNS

Georges Vainer was one of the TDSB schools Brian attended.

He went to York University, paid for through his REPS funds.

For grad school brain hopes to go to Simon Fraser in B.C.

9-SPELLING

Trigonometry was the most difficult subject in school, working out angles and measurements to calculate various lengths and heights, whereas,   physics, chemistry, biology, physical education, history, and geography were a real peace of cake.