Multi-select problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to read for punctuation and grammar mistakes
Set the text aside.
It is very common to miss mistakes when editing your own work, especially if you've just written it. You end up reading for what's in your head and not what's written down on paper.

Select from:
a). Setting a work aside for a day or so can allow you to get the space you need to spot errors. Ideally, the longer you set a text aside, the better.;
b). When reading text for grammar, write down actions and steps that mean the same things to you as what happens in your head. Try taking a class-a class at your local college would be beneficial.;
c). If you can read as much as you like, you'll be less likely to draw hard marks and errors from your work. Also, if you catch yourself struggling to get through a word or phrase of a text you don't like, pause the text to correct yourself.;
d). Take a moment to pause and clear your mind and put the text away. Think about exactly why you're looking for punctuation and grammar mistakes.;
a).