Proofreader's guide repet repetitive awk awkward phrasing colloq ...

Proofreader's guide
repet repetitive
awk awkward phrasing
colloq. colloquial usuage; poor style for written document
sexist don't use gender-specific language except where appropriate
sp spelling error
[t] put letter in quotation in lower case to suit grammar
T put letter in lower case
t put letter in upper case
ww wrong word
wc awkward word choice
wm word missing
spl inf split infinitive (should be "to go quickly" rather than "to quickly go")
pass You should use active rather than passive voice
dang. part. dangling participle (i.e. “After giving the guys my clothes, they left.”)
agr Verb and subject don't agree; or pronoun and noun don't
tense Use present rather than past tense to discuss literary action
run on run on sentence. Break up or restructure.
frag sentence fragment
spl. comma splice (adding two sentences together incorrectly with a comma)
c. fault comma fault (dividing up a phrase with comma where it shouldn't
belong)

consol. Consolidate two simple sentences in one.
parallel keep terms of the list in parallel form or structure
antec. Without an antecedent, a term like "it" or "they" doesn't refer to
anything. Unclear.
new paragraph
§ make this paragraph or quotation part of the previous
trans. you need a transition
non-seq. this doesn't follow
claim? your claim sentence should be analytical rather than descriptive
∩ invert
# Add a space or a line
∩ no space
[__ indent
(page ref) Page reference missing
spell out Don't abbreviate numbers, i.e. 19th instead of nineteenth
______ Italicize or underline
^ insert
del. delete
poss. possessive requires an apostrophe (in case of all pronouns except "its"
which does not)