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Please correct the following text: Dear Ms. Jeffries; We recieved your’re manuscript and have read enough of it to offer this constructive critique, which we hope you’ll take unto consideration before sending us another one, we value you’re time. 1. You use to many colons. Its distracting. 2. Your use of ellipsis is… awkward. And you use them quite alot. Consider removing most of them. Noone pauses that much.. 3. You’re love of dashes is evident. Please eliminate most of them, and and make your sentences shorter clearer, and less wordy. 4. My fellow profreaders here at PhD Voice agree with all the statements in this letter which I spent ours perfecting ought of sincere gratitude for your efforts and true dat concern for yore development as a writer. 5. We recommend you contact the services of a inexperienced proofreader or copyediter before submitting to us any future writing samples. Good proofreading makes such a deference! Let’s offer you hour best hopes for the improvement of your writing don’t be discouraged keep at it and remember PhD Voice will always bee honest and constructiv with you because. Optimystically Sally Peterson Cheif Proofreader *

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