When proofreading a document,
A) rely on the spell checker to locate all spelling and typographical errors.
B) do so continuously while the document is being written.
C) make sure introductory clauses are followed by commas.
D) All of these choices.

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While all of the choices listed can be important in proofreading a document, relying solely on a spell checker can miss errors such as using the wrong word (e.g. "that" instead of "than") and it's important to review the document in its entirety, rather than checking only periodically while writing. However, ensuring that introductory clauses are followed by commas is a common error that can be caught during proofreading and is essential for correct grammar.

When Proofreading a Document