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Writing well is more than just getting words onto the page – you also need to check the correct words and spelling are there to be read.
I was looking at a website the other day and I’m sure they didn’t proof read it – maybe they didn’t actually read it at all once it was written. On their contact page it states:
Submit your answers and reply or call at no time.
The bit that jumped out at me was ‘call at no time’ – not exactly a welcoming message for a business! The mistake of ‘no’ instead of ‘any’ is simple to make but has a big impact on the final meaning of your words.
Of course, ‘submit your answers and reply’ doesn’t make sense either. Reading over their work (or getting someone else to read it for them) could have ended with webcopy that made sense.
So always read through and check your writing says what you wanted it to say, without missing words.