5. Proofreading to Catch Errors After you compose your message, you need to proofread. The proofreading process may take longer than the composition process. You don't want to spend a lot of time composing the message and then let poor grammar or punctuation prevent your audience from comprehending it. What should you do when proofreading a complex document? Check all that apply. Print a double-spaced copy and set it aside for at least a day. Read the document quickly and check for grammatical errors. Make sure you are the only one who reads it. Read the document at least twice. Read the following selection, and identify any errors. Proofreading is an important phase of the writing process. Careful proofreaders check for errors in spelling, grammar, punctuation, names, numbers, and formatting. When checking spelling, do not rely too heavily on your computer's spell checker. This selection is correct without any revisions. This selection contains one spelling error and one comma error. This selection contains one spelling error and two comma errors. Identify the error or style problem in the following sentences. Everyone must learn how to work their new computer. Spelling Punctuation Grammar This is to inform you that I will be leaving work early today. Long lead-in Wordy noun phrase Redundancy