The Conclusion Organization a. The Clarity of the Introduction, Body, and Conclusion

Two proofread some incorrect ten correction on the which part the inc participants who Coffee, just stated 1, the last sentence 4, the first and the the incorrect tenses One of the p Prevent Teen Preg which she thought the writing which incorrect. For the e is a family whic proofreader, the t Figure 4.9Incorrect Tenses eaders from eighteen participants who stated tenses on the essays which they corrected di e essays so that it could make the writers we incorrect tenses. One of the proofreaders fro o corrected the essay entitled, Life Health ed that the incorrect tenses on the essay were i ce, in the paragraph 3, the first sentence and i he last sentence. However, the proofreader did ses were, she also did not give any correction. proofreaders who read the essay entitled W egnancy , she gave some corrections on the ten ht that the tenses were wrong. However, actual ich she corrected were correct and her co e example, “As in real story which I can find a hich is in bad condition. incorrect”. Acc tenses on that sentence was wrong. She Giving co correctio No comm ed that there were did not give any were confused in from the eighteen th with Organic e in the paragraph d in the paragraph id not point which Why We Should tenses of the essay ually the tenses of corrections were around me, there ccording to the he also gave the g comments or ctions :89 omment 11 correction which was, “…which I was found around me…correct.” Another example was, “A girl will do an abortion incorrect”, according to the proofreader, the tenses on that sentence was wrong and her correction was, “A girl will doing an abortion correct.” However, actually the tenses of the writer was correct and the correction given by the proofreader was incorrect because after modal will is followed by verb 1 so that the sentence “A girl will do an abortion” is correct. Fourteen proofreaders of the eighteen participants who stated that there were some incorrect tenses of the essay which they read gave good correction on their friends’ essays. For the example, the essay entitled, “Don’t Burn Your Money”, the corrections given by the proofreader was correct and clear. She stated that the tenses of this sentence “…milk is also improve the risk of prostate...” was wrong. She corrected that sentence became “milk also improves the risk….” Another example is the essay entitled “People should Aware of Their children Obesity”, the proofreader stated that, in this essay, there was a sentence which the tenses ware incorrect which was “I think, parents should read and understood…” Besides that, the proofreader also could give a correct correction for that sentence, she said that the sentence should be, “It should be I think, parents should read and understand…” From those two examples, the proofreaders not only could point the incorrect tenses but also they could give correct correction on those sentences. The corrections help the writer very much because through those corrections the writers could improve their first drafts.

b. Vocabulary

In this part, the researcher wanted to find out how the participants gave feedbacks to their friend’s writing related to the vocabularies which were used on the essay. Twenty one proofreaders from thirty nine participants stated that there were some vocabularies on the essays which they corrected were incorrect in form and context. One of those twenty one proofreaders did not point which the vocabulary were less appropriate in the context of the sentence so that it could make the writer became confused in revising her essay. For the example the essay entitled Finding the benefits of taking a nap. The proofreader corrected two sentences containing some incorrect words in form. “Do you know if take a nap is beneficial for us?” Based on the proofreader, the word take a nap was incorrect in form. The correction given by the proofreader was “Do you if taking a nap is beneficial for us?”. The word take a nap on that sentence should be a noun not a verb, so it should be “taking a nap.” Another example from that essay was the sentence “ It can make our next activities is more better” . Based on the proofreader, she stated that the word “more better” was incorrect. It should be “ better” so the sentence should be “ It can make our next activities are better.” Another example is the essay entitled Against death Penalty in Indonesia . The proofreader corrected a sentence on this essay which was “One of the most important rule of those ten states is….” According to the proofreader the word “state”on that sentence was incorrect in form; it should be “statements”. A Based on the pro because an incorre needed by a lot of sentence should be sentence on the ess proofreader correc was “Every gende proofreader the w “opportunity”.

c. Passive Voi

In this part, th analyze passive vo the data, there w incorrect passive v . Another example is the essay entitled Giving proofreader there was a sentence which sou rrect word in context which was “Organ d of ill patients.” Based on the proofreader, the be omitted because it sounds ridiculous. Anoth essay entitled Using the Second Stuff to Safe t ected a sentence containing an incorrect word nder has the same opportune to explore…” word “opportune” was incorrect in form, oice Figure 4.10Passive Voice , the researcher wanted to find out how the pr voice which was used by the writers on their e were eight proofreaders who stated that th e voice forms on the writing which they rea All Correct Incorrect : ng a Piece of Life . sounds ridiculous donation is very he word ill on that other example is a fe the World . The ord in form which ” Based on the rm, it should be proofreader could r essays. Based on there were some read. All of those rects : 80 ct : 20

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