Proofreading concerns in e-courses I enrolled in
Grammar Slips:
There is a person on LinkedIn who you are very interested in connecting with because their role
and career progression is of interest to you.
Corrections:
There is a person on LinkedIn who you are very interested in connecting with because his role
and career progression are of interest to you.
Grammar and Punctuation Slips:
1) Create an tailored version for each application
2) Address it to the hiring/recruiting manager
3) Where possible, try to address your letter to the hiring/recruiting manager using their
name.
Corrections:
1) Create a tailored version for each application.
(Add a period at the end of the command sentence.)
2) Address it to the hiring/recruiting manager.
(Add a period at the end of the command sentence.)
3) Where possible, try to address your letter to the hiring/recruiting manager using his
name.
Grammar and Punctuation Slips:
1) State what can you do for the company
2) Vary the format and tone of voice as appropriate
Corrections:
1) State what you can do for the company.
(Change can you to you can. Then, add a period at the end of the command sentence.)
2) Vary the format and tone of your voice as appropriate.
(Add a period at the end of the command sentence.)
Grammar and Punctuation Slips:
1) Remember these answers don’t define you, they are merely an indication to help you
understand where you see yourself today when it comes to building relationships for
your network.
Corrections:
1) Remember, these answers don’t define you. They are merely an indication to help you
understand where you see yourself today when it comes to building relationships for
your network.
(Add a comma after Remember. Then, add a period after the first sentence.)