Types of Editing

 ClearTEXT offers

Proofreading	compares the clean revised text with the edited original to ensure that all changes have been incorporated fully and accurately.
Copy editing	corrects embarrassing typos, mechanical errors, and inconsistencies in spelling, punctuation, grammar, and usage.
Stylistic editing	improves clarity, focus, and emphasis by cutting repetition, tightening phrasing, suggesting words that are more precise, concrete, and vivid, and letting sentences flow.
Substantive or structural editing	reorganizes sentences, even whole sections, to make the ideas easy to follow as orderly parts of a single whole.
Rewriting	reshapes and refocuses the text to better suit a specific audience or format.

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