All of the following are effective strategies for sentence editing except . A. inspecting each sentence individually, from the conclusion to the introduction
B. asking someone to read and review your essay on the sentence level
C. reading sentences aloud to listen for flow and clarity
D. using a software program to evaluate the complexity of your sentences

D.

Explanation:

Proof-reading can be defined as a last stage of writing stages, which involves thorough look at the final draft of the text. Before getting any text into printed form, the texts are proof-read to eliminate any errors.

The effective strategy for sentence editing is to read-out-aloud your texts, backward reviewing, getting feedback from others, etc. The strategy which can not be counted as effective strategy for sentence editing is relying on software programs. Relying on software programs may not be the wise idea to proof-read your paper, because these softwares may not be adequate to evaluate effectively your paper.

Therefore, option D is correct.

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