Proofread without flattening your voice

Fix grammar, spelling and punctuation while leaving your style and word choices alone.

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Proofread the text below. Fix errors only; do not rewrite.

Language and spelling convention: {{variety}}
Style rules to follow, if any: {{style_rules}}

Text:
{{text}}

Rules:
- Correct spelling, grammar, punctuation, capitalisation, typos and obvious word errors (such as "their" vs "there").
- Do NOT change word choice, rhythm, tone, or sentence structure unless a sentence is genuinely ungrammatical.
- Do not touch quotations, names, code or intentional stylistic choices such as fragments, unless they are clearly mistakes.
- Make consistent decisions: hyphenation, numerals, serial commas and capitalisation should match throughout.
- If something might be an error but could be intentional, leave it and list it as a query.

Output format:
1. The corrected text.
2. A change log table: Original, Corrected, Reason.
3. Queries: items for me to decide.
Example output
Corrected text There are three things we learned from the launch. First, customers don't read long emails; they skim. Second, the pricing page confused a lot of people. Third, we should have tested the checkout earlier. Change log | Original | Corrected | Reason | |---|---|---| | Their are | There are | Wrong word | | learnt | learned | US spelling | | dont | don't | Missing apostrophe | | emails, they | emails; they | Comma splice | | alot | a lot | Spelling | | Third: | Third, | Matches "First," and "Second," | | should of | should have | Grammar | Queries - "three things" are spelled out, which matches your rule; confirm "launch" should be lower case.

Why it works

Choosing the language variety prevents silent switches between UK and US spelling. Add your house style rules for consistency across documents.

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