Clean The Draft
You have first to start reading your work from the start. Write down the inconsistencies you find in a note apart. Write all the ideas you get while reading it, but try not to begin correcting yet, or you may get lost.
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Computer Science student Social Media - Quality Analyst Curious and interested about almost every topic you can think of. Learning my 6th language 🇧🇪 I don't like pictures
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