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Business, 16.10.2020 14:01 parkermacyow71bm

April is worried that she is not a "good speller," so she plans to let the spelling checker correct all her mistakes. What would be the most helpful advice for
April?
A. Use a grammar checker with the spelling checker so you do not
have to edit the report.
B. Use the spelling checker and have a co-worker read the report, but
do not try to correct it yourself.
C. Use the spelling checker but also practice editing and have a co-
worker read the report.
D. Do not use a spelling checker at all, because the software makes
too many mistakes.

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