الأربعاء، 30 أبريل 2008

How an Overhead Projector (OPH) Is Used

How an Overhead Projector (OPH) Is Used
An overhead projector (OPH) is a device that is used to cast a transparency image on a screen. The process of using OPH involves a number of steps. First, OHP is placed on a table, which is positioned several feet from a screen and plugged into an electrical socket. Next, a transparency face is placed up on the plate glass surface of OPH, and the switch of OPH is turned on. Finally, the height of OPH is adjusted so that an image is centered on the screen, and the focus knob of OPH is turned until the clear image is projected.

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Thank you, Noura for your good job.

The following is my feedback on your process paragraph:

1. Title:
How an Overhead Projector Is Used - no need to mention the abbreviation (OHP) in your title.

2. Sentence (2):
The process of using an OHP involves a number of steps.

3. Sentence (3):
First, an OHP is placed on a table positioned several feet from a screen and plugged into an electrical socket.

4. Sentence (4):
Next, a transparency is placed face up on the plate glass surface of the OHP, and the switch of the OHP is turned on.

5. Sentence (5):
After that, the height of the OHP is adjusted so that an image is centered on the screen, and the focus knob is turned until a clear image is projected.

6. Missing sentence:
Sentence (6) was not written!
Here is sentence (6): Finally, the transparency is replaced with the next transparency, and the sixth step is repeated.


Thank you!