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Can you spot what’s wrong in the image below? Please post your answer as a comment.
This mistake is subtle. It took me years to absorb that this is considered a mistake by most proofreaders.
I post these challenges to raise awareness of the importance of proofreading.
Can you spot what’s wrong in the Mistake Monday image below? Please post your answer…
Can you spot what’s wrong in the image below? Please post your answer as a…
Can you spot what’s wrong in the Mistake Monday image below? Please post your answer…
Can you spot what’s wrong in the image below? Please post your answer as a…
Can you spot what’s wrong in the image below? Please post your answer as a…
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The mistake that caught my eye is that there should not be a hyphen in “highly anticipated.” However, my readers noticed additional mistakes. For example, it appears that “off” should follow “35%.” I’d prefer a curly quote to a straight quote in “Mangan’s.” Some readers thought that the single quotes around the book title were a mistake, but AP style calls for single quotes in headlines.