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Peer Review Form

This document contains an editing form for peer reviewing writing. The form has 20 criteria for evaluating content, format, style, organization, vocabulary, grammar, and length of a piece of writing.

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APPENDIX: WRITING EDITING FORM

Peer editor: Date:

Author: . Work Title:

Needs Good Outstanding


Work

CONTENT

1. The piece of writing is clearly aimed at the target reader.

2. The piece of writing has covered all the content points.

3. All the contents are relevant.

4. The writer supports his/her ideas well.

5. The format and layout are appropriate for the target genre.

6. The register (style) is appropriate and consistent.

7. The piece of writing fulfills the communicative


requirements as set out in the task (e.g. make a complaint,
persuade)

8. The writer is able to express ideas in an effective way.

9. The piece of writing holds the reader’s attention and


interest.

10. Ideas are arranged in a logical order.

11. The piece of writing progresses smoothly from start to


finish.

12. The writer uses a good range of cohesive devices.


a. Basic and high-frequency linking words (and, but,
because, first of all, finally)
b. More complicated linking words and phrases (e.g. it may
appear, as a result)
c. Reference and substitution (e.g. pronouns, articles,
synonyms, comparative reference)

13. Each paragraph has a topic sentence with a clear topic


and a clear controlling idea.
14. The writer uses less common vocabulary.

15. The writer uses words and phrases accurately (e.g.


accurate word form, spelling, collocation)

16. The writer uses words and phrases that fit the context of
the given task.

17. Most sentences are grammatically correct.

18. The writer uses a wide range of structures (both simple


and complex sentences)

19. The piece of writing is the required length.

20. The writer leaves enough space for comments.

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