Style Proofreading
Proofreads a text you've written (spelling, grammar, syntax, punctuation, repetition, clarity) and explains each correction in a before/after/rule table, without ever changing your ideas or your argument.
Real example
Taken from the skill's “Example” section (in French: the skill answers in your language).
Corrections
Extrait original · Correction · Règle
"Les élève" · "Les élèves" · Le nom au pluriel prend un s après "les".
"des difficulté" · "des difficultés" · Accord du nom en nombre avec le déterminant "des".
"ce exercice" · "cet exercice" · Devant une voyelle, "ce" devient "cet" au masculin singulier.
"très très compliqué et difficile" · "très compliqué" · Répétition : "très très" et "compliqué et difficile" disent la même chose.
Texte corrigé (forme uniquement)
Les élèves ont tous des difficultés avec cet exercice, il est vraiment très compliqué pour tout le monde.
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