Writing doesn’t end in your first draft. You still need to polish your content by revising it. Don’t worry about the grammar, spelling, and punctuations yet because this is the time when you focus on the message of your article. This is the time when you add or remove some information in your content.
When you revise, you do the following:

1. Check the qualities in your writing. 

Quality is really the main thing here. Think about your purpose of writing your article. You don’t write for a mere purpose of writing, right? Therefore, you should make sure that you have the messages that you want to send your readers are properly penned down. 

Research it further if there’s a need to. Add something if it’s lacking it or remove the unneeded information. Polish its content.

2. Get someone else’s response. 

You need somebody else’s comments regarding your work. Friends, families, teachers or classmates are the best people to approach. They can help you by giving their comments and suggestions.  

If you are ready to start with the lesson, click the URL below:

Lesson 4: A Beginner’s Guide to Writing (Editing)

Or you check out the other parts of the tutorial here:

A Beginner’s Guide to Writing (Introduction)

Lesson 1: A Beginner’s Guide to Writing (Pre-writing)

Lesson 2: A Beginner’s Guide to Writing (Writing Proper)

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