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Originally Posted by redpoint5
It's not correct to begin a sentence with "and", while also not capitalizing the first letter.
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Oops! That was supposed to be a comma! I submit that "Client has maintained 100% accuracy for 3 consecutive sessions asking the therapist Wh- questions, following conditional directions, and sequencing stories."
makes more sense than:
"Client has maintained 100% accuracy for 3 consecutive sessions asking the therapist Wh- questions, following conditional directions. Sequencing stories."
I try to proofread at least once, which is fun, because the site usually tells me to save while I am proofreading, if it does not say that my session expired and I need to log in again.
Usually I just close that box and resume working.
She rejected many sets of notes because I had double periods. I never figured out why that happened, but I search for ".." before I submit.
She had me install Grammarly, which I am sure would improve the readability of most celebrities' tweets, but it is far more annoying than useful for me.
I am sure that if I copied the sentence she disliked to Word it would not catch whatever offended her senses.