I'm going to assume that you mistakenly put an "I" in this sentence. Let me know if I assumed correctly (Go through reception and turned right at the l entrance)
Go through reception, and turn right at the entrance.
You must put a comma after reception and before "and" because this is a compound sentence that could be split into two separate sentences.
"Turn" was originally "turned" which is incorrect because "turned" is past tense and you must keep the tense the same throughout the whole sentence.
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The proofreading of the given sentence would be as follows:
"Go through reception and turn right at the entrance."
"Proofreading" is described as the process of reviewing a written work or text in order to look for any kind of grammatical or spelling errors.
In the given sentence, the parallelism in 'turned' has been missed while associating two words through the conjunction 'and.'
Another error is the inadequate placement of the pronoun 'I' in the middle of the sentence.
Therefore, 'turned' would become 'turn' and 'I' would be removed.
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