The following paragraph contains eleven errors. Find each misused word and correct it by adding the
proper word.
The original United States Declaration of Independence sets in a case at the Rotunda for the Charters of
Freedom as part of the National Archives in Washington, DC. Since 1952, over one million visitors each year
of passed through the Rotunda too snap a photograph to capture they’re experience. Although signs state,
“No Flash Photography,” forgetful tourists leave the flash on, an a bright light flickers for just a millisecond.
This millisecond of light may not seem like enough to effect the precious document, but supposed how
much light could be generated when all those milliseconds are added up. According to the National
Archives administrators, its enough to significantly damage the historic document. So, now, the signs
display quit a different message: “No Photography.” Visitors continue to travel to see the Declaration that
began are country, but know longer can personal pictures serve as mementos. The administrators’
compromise, they say, is a visit to the gift shop for a preprinted photograph
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The following paragraph contains eleven errors. Find each misused word and correct it by adding the proper word.
The original United States Declaration of Independence sits in a case at the Rotunda for the Charters of Freedom as part of the National Archives in Washington, DC. Since 1952, over one million visitors each year have passed through the Rotunda to snap a photograph to capture their experience. Although signs state, “No Flash Photography,” forgetful tourists leave the flash on, and a bright light flickers for just a millisecond. This millisecond of light may not seem like enough to affect the precious document, but suppose how much light could be generated when all those milliseconds are added up. According to the National Archives administrators, it's enough to significantly damage the historic document. So, now, the signs display quite a different message: “No Photography.” Visitors continue to travel to see the Declaration that began our country, but no longer can personal pictures serve as mementos. The administrators’ compromise, they say, is a visit to the gift shop for a preprinted photograph.