We have just finished proofreading a written text of over 150 pages. One of the mistakes our Team of Proofreaders noticed is where the author used the word ‘live’ when it should have been ‘leave’. To leave means to depart from a place, whereas to live means to be alive. Words like ‘leave’ and ‘live’ are homophones or homophonous, and can be very confusing.
To most persons, English is a second
language, meaning they may not be perfect at it. SBC understands this fact,
hence the decision to consider proofreading as one of its services. Even when
you are perfect at a certain language, it is scholarly to allow someone look at
your written work.
There is nothing as embarrassing as presenting or submitting a publication that is full of grammatical and spelling errors. Therefore,
send your manuscript to SBC for quality editing and proofreading.
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