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How are editing and revising different?
Editing always comes first and revising later.
Editing is done by the author, and revising is done by a peer.
Editing is fixing surface-level errors, and revising is more holistic.
Editing is changing the content, and revising is changing grammar.
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Final answer:

Editing corrects surface-level errors, revising improves content, and proofreading is the final stage.


Explanation:

Editing involves fixing surface-level errors like grammar, punctuation, and sentence structure, while revising focuses on improving content by adding, cutting, or moving information to enhance the overall quality of the writing. Proofreading is the final stage that ensures there are no small errors present before finalizing the document.


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