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The document outlines various proofreading symbols and their meanings, such as deleting, inserting spaces, and changing text formatting. It also describes an activity where group members create a mini-portfolio that includes essays or projects, which must undergo proofreading using the specified symbols. Each member is responsible for editing their own work or that of their peers before inclusion in the portfolio.

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Filip Script

The document outlines various proofreading symbols and their meanings, such as deleting, inserting spaces, and changing text formatting. It also describes an activity where group members create a mini-portfolio that includes essays or projects, which must undergo proofreading using the specified symbols. Each member is responsible for editing their own work or that of their peers before inclusion in the portfolio.

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● Alisin (delete): A looping symbol is used to indicate that a word, letter, or punctuation

mark should be removed.

● Pagdugtungin; Tanggalin ang espasyo (close up): Two lines that look like an "S"

indicate removing extra spaces and joining the words.

● Maglagay ng espasyo (insert space): A "#" symbol is used to indicate where a space

should be added.
● Pagpalitin (transpose): A curved arrow symbolizes swapping the order of two letters,

words, or phrases.

● Bagong talata (new paragraph): A paragraph symbol (¶) is used to signify the start of a

new paragraph.

● Indent: A left bracket-like symbol ("[") is used to show where an indentation is needed.

● Panatilihin/Huwag baguhin (stet): The word "stet" in a circle means the editor's

previous changes should be ignored, and the original text should be kept.

● I-posisyon sa gitna (center): Two parallel vertical lines (||) show that the text should be

centered.

● Iurong pakaliwa (move left): A bracket pointing to the left indicates that text should shift

leftward.

● Iurong pakanan (move right): A bracket pointing to the right indicates that text should

shift rightward.

● Ayusin ang hanay (align vertically): Vertical lines represent proper alignment of text,

such as lists or columns.

● Maglagay ng panipi (add quotation marks): Quotation marks (") or symbols are shown

where these should be added.

● Maglagay ng tuldok (insert a dot): A circled dot shows where a period or dot is

missing.

● Maliit na titik (lowercase): "/lc" in a circle is used to change a letter to lowercase.

● Malaking titik (uppercase): A double underline shows a letter should be capitalized.

● Boldface: "bf" in a circle marks where text should be bold.

● Ibalik sa orihinal (roman): "rom" in a circle indicates the text should revert to standard

formatting.

● Italiko (italicize): "ital" in a circle specifies that the text should be italicized.
● Baybayin (spell out): "sp" in a circle means the text should be written in full instead of

abbreviated.

Activity

Paggawa ng Mini-Portfolio

- Ang bawat miyembro ng grupo ay pipili ng isa o higit pang gawaing nais nilang isama sa

portfolio maaaring ito ay sanaysay o tula, ulat o proyekto.

- Bago isama sa portfolio, ang bawat output ay kailangang dumaan sa proseso ng

proofreading. Ang bawat miyembro ay mag-eedit ng sariling gawa o output ng kapwa

miyembro gamit ang mga simbolo sa proofreading.

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