Inferior lines are often penned or typed because mostly, a good number of us want to simply get things out of the way rather than getting them done rightly.
And so you’ll find typo-ridden emails and tweets, error laden texts and comments, an overwhelming abbreviation and slang usage in what should be formal conversation, and so on.
Sometimes, it’s good to read again, detaching yourself (in your mind) as the writer, and if it requires the examination of an extra pair of eyes, don’t hesitate to request the help of who you trust to be thorough with your work.
Let’s check one more time before we hit the SEND button, shall we?
WORDIFICE 
We shall.
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Id giess its easier said than done…..how many of us have that waiting power to check again even in exam conditions….srudents would do better if they try, teachers would fare better if they do and much more the world would be a better place if we check again but then who’s got that waiting power
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The best you can can do is to try to do more thorough work every time. Comes with practice; practice makes the master.
Thanks for dropping by sire.
Appreciate your comment. 🙂
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