Steve is proofreading his memo and he notices that he has typed a phrase twice. steve should a. leave the phrase in the memo b. highlight the phrase and press delete c. move the cursor before the phrase and press the space bar d. use the mouse to click after the phrase and press return answer asap

The correct answer is B. Highlight the phrase and press Delete

Explanation:

In writing, proofreading means to read again a text you have written and improved it by identifying mistakes or aspects to improve and revising them. In the case of Steve, he notices he has typed a phrase, this means he needs to delete one of the phrases as otherwise, the text would be redundant. This can be done in programs such as Microsoft Word simply by highlighting or selecting all the words he wants to erase and then pressing the key "Delete" or "Del." that is usually smaller than the "backspace" key and it is useful to delete elements that you have selected. According to this, Steve should "highlight the phrase and press Delete".

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