Why proofreading is important?

When writing is done properly and according to the normally accepted rules, it is much easier for the reader to read and also to understand. Less mistakes in the understanding will be made. Look at many of the questions asked in Wikianswers. Many are really difficult to understand because the writer has not bothered to make sure that (a) all the required Words are there, (b) that spelling is correct (c) that the grammar is correct.

A proofreader would correct all this, and a reader would be satisfied and enjoy his experience, instead of tearing his hair out with frustration. Students write. After all, developing writing and communication skills is part of their education. Business executives also write. Much depends on the quality of their writing. Grammar, punctuation, and writing style can be a crucial decider in whether a project is won or lost. Professional proofreaders rely on their exceptional language abilities and extensive knowledge. They not only identify and correct "small" errors such as spelling and punctuation mistakes; they also combine, split, or reWord sentences for clarity, brevity, and impact. In short, Polished Paper's editors ensure that every document they touch is, well, polished.