1. Copy (as a noun) refers to written or typed text, typographic set, or publication.
2. There is no universal title for a job, they often write in one word - copyediting or hyphenated - copy-editing, especially in the UK.
3. Likewise, the term copy editor can be written in one, two words or hyphenated as a complex form.
4. Text editing is done before proofreading. Proofreaders process the document before publishing.
5. A literary editor is an editor in a newspaper or similar publication who deals with aspects of literature or books, especially reviews.
6. As a rule, a proofreader checks how the edition is printed and corrects standard errors with standard characters (these characters are given in textbooks or are adopted as an internal style, or, in a broad sense, are given in the international standard ISO 5776, or according to British or English standard BS-5261 : 2).
7. It is necessary to check the tones and colors, clarity and absence of mechanical damage.
1. Copy (as a noun) refers to written or typed text, typographic set, or publication.
2. There is no universal title for a job, they often write in one word - copyediting or hyphenated - copy-editing, especially in the UK.
3. Likewise, the term copy editor can be written in one, two words or hyphenated as a complex form.
4. Text editing is done before proofreading. Proofreaders process the document before publishing.
5. A literary editor is an editor in a newspaper or similar publication who deals with aspects of literature or books, especially reviews.
6. As a rule, a proofreader checks how the edition is printed and corrects standard errors with standard characters (these characters are given in textbooks or are adopted as an internal style, or, in a broad sense, are given in the international standard ISO 5776, or according to British or English standard BS-5261 : 2).
7. It is necessary to check the tones and colors, clarity and absence of mechanical damage.
1.They were exhausted because they had been playing chess all day.
2.Emily had written five letters by lunchtime.
3.He had been ironing all morning when his wife arrive.
4.By the time we joined them they had already ordered their meal.
5.The baby had been crying for half an hour before it finally fell asleep.
6.The children had been waiting for an hour when the school bus arrived.
7.The burglar had got away by the time the police arrived.
8.She had been digging in the garden for three hours when she stopped for a break.
9.They had been driving for two hours before they finally reached their
destination.
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