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What\u2019s the difference between revising and editing a piece of writing?\u00a0 Many people, including tutors and professionals, confuse the two.\"\"

Revising<\/strong> is the process of expanding and clarifying what is written and should be done before <\/strong>the piece is edited.\u00a0 The writer may revise a piece several times.\u00a0 The tutor uses questions to get the learner to do the work.\u00a0 Strategies could include the following:<\/p>\n