The first draft is never going to be perfect. It is, after all, just a draft. For the initial stage of writing a draft, your goal is to write your main idea and supporting ideas on the page. Just start writing, one word after the other, and before you know it, your first draft is ready for revision.

Remember: The end goal of your draft is to get your ideas written down and to give yourself something to start with, the draft doesn’t have to be good, it just has to be.

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Using tools to improve your text editing skills

What is a text editor?

A text editor is responsible for making sure that written content is readable by the audience. They point out spelling mistakes and SVA errors to polish a written piece of work. They could also eliminate sentences or rearrange paragraphs to make an idea sound more coherent.

The importance of honing your editing skills

Editing is the preparation of written materials before publication and is a key part of the writing process. In this process, the draft is completed, finalized, and transformed into the final work.

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