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"Revise" vs. "edit": distinct roles in refining writing
Reviewed and edited by 
Anwar Kareem 24/10/2024, 10:18
Anwar Kareem 24/10/2024, 10:18English.me team member
What is similar?
Both "revise" and "edit" involve reviewing and making changes to text or documents to improve clarity and correctness.
What is different?
The term "revise" often implies re-examining and altering content to improve or update it, potentially involving substantial changes. "Edit" generally focuses on correcting and refining text, often including grammar, punctuation, and style without necessarily changing the structure or content significantly.
Which one is more common?
Examples of usage
Revise- She had to revise her essay after receiving feedback from her teacher.
- The author decided to revise the manuscript to include new research findings.
- He edited the article for grammar and punctuation errors before submission.
- The editor will edit the document to ensure it meets the publication's standards.
Difference
