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What �s the difference between REVIEW and REVISION? |
13 Oct 2009
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5puravida5
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Hi Nereis,
I have a university student who sends me her papers and I REVIEW them. (I study her papers and then make suggestions.) She reads my corrections and makes the REVISIONS. It means literally a process of revising. (changing)
Review when not used as a verb, (as I have done above) can also be used as a noun meaning a critcal article or report...such as a review of a movie.
Revision, used as a noun, would be the finished work after the corrections.
Does this help?
Cheryl |
14 Oct 2009
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