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Proofreading worksheet with a whale illustration and text editing exercises.

A worksheet titled "Proofread and Fix Each Paragraph" featuring a cartoon whale illustration, with instructions to correct capitalization, misspelled words, and punctuation in two paragraphs about blue whales and healthy eating.

A worksheet titled "Proofread and Fix Each Paragraph" featuring a cartoon whale illustration, with instructions to correct capitalization, misspelled words, and punctuation in two paragraphs about blue whales and healthy eating.

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Here are the corrected paragraphs with all spelling, capitalization, and punctuation mistakes fixed.

Paragraph 1: The Blue Whale

The blue whale is the biggest animal on Earth. Some are as long as 100 feet and weigh 300,000 pounds. In the late 1800s and early 1900s, these gentle giants were hunted almost to extinction because humans wanted their blubber to make oil, fuel, soap, and candles. Their baleen was used to make brushes and corsets. The blue whale population is now only one percent of its original size.

Paragraph 2: Healthy Eating

In order to remain healthy, you must eat good nutritious food. Breakfast is very important, especially if you’re going to school because you can’t pay attention if you’re hungry. You should eat fruits and vegetables with every meal and avoid food that is high in cholesterol and saturated fat. It’s also important to drink a lot of liquids every day.

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List of Corrections Made:

Paragraph 1:
* Spelling: Changed "wale" to whale, "bigest" to biggest, "foots" to feet, "corsets" to corsets (spelled correctly in context, though often confused), and fixed "it's" to its (possessive).
* Capitalization: Capitalized Earth, Their, and The.
* Punctuation: Added a period after "Earth". Added commas in the list (oil, fuel, soap, and candles) and after "1900s".
* Grammar: Changed "weighing" to weigh to match the verb tense.

Paragraph 2:
* Spelling: Changed "helty" to healthy, "frutes" to fruits, "vegetebles" to vegetables, "meel" to meal, "kolesterol" to cholesterol, "likwids" to liquids, and "alot" to a lot.
* Capitalization: Capitalized Breakfast.
* Punctuation: Added a comma after "healthy" and "important".
* Grammar/Word Choice: Changed "your going" to you’re going (you are), "your hungry" to you’re hungry (you are), and "Its also" to It’s also (It is).
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