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 proofreading techniques should you use for both routine and complex documents? Check all that apply. Skim over grammatical errors. O Revise only once. Print a copy of the document. Check for typos, misspellings, and grammatical errors. Read the following selection, and identify any errors. Checking punctuation before sending your massage is important. When you proofread for punctuation errors make sure that introductory clauses are followed by commas, that compound sentences put commas before coordinating conjungations, and that semicolons and colons are used corectly. This selection contains two spelling errors, one run-on sentence, and one comma error. This selection contains three misspelled words and one comma error. This selection is correct without any revisions. Identifi antangan Chapter 04: Aplia Assignment semicolons and colons are used corectly. This selection contains two spelling errors, one run-on sentence, and one comma error. This selection contains three misspelled words and one comma error. This selection is correct without any revisions. Identify the error or style problem in the following sentences. I highly reccomend we talk about merger at tonight's meeting. O Punctuation O Spelling O Grammar Please conduct an evaluation of our profits next week. Redundancy O Wordy noun phrase O Trite expression