Say what a document is
Say what a document is, and know it is waiting for you to change it.
A document is writing kept in a file — a letter, a list, a recipe. Any word can be changed later.
Paper is finished once it is typed. A document never is.
Key points
- A document is writing kept in a file, changeable at any time
- Opening one brings back exactly what you left in it
What to remember
- A document stays open to you.
- A document is never finished. That is the point of one.
Try this
Open something you wrote before and add a line at the end. It opens where you left it.
Practice: Say what a document is. Your first lesson is free, with no account or card; the rest are part of a Lantern plan. Interactive lessons require JavaScript.