Helping Each Other Improve

Editing each other's work helps everyone grow as writers. Giving and receiving feedback teaches you to spot errors and make your writing better.

How to Edit and Give Feedback

• Be positive and specific ("I liked your opening sentence because it grabbed my attention!").
• Point out places where sentences could be clearer.
• Check for grammar, spelling, and punctuation mistakes.
• Suggest ways to make the writing more interesting.

Real-World Application

Peer editing is important in group projects, writing clubs, and even professional life.

Practice Activity

Swap a paragraph with a classmate and give helpful suggestions for improvement.