Question

Edit the Following Passage

Young Stephen is no Prodigy. He was Just a Ordinary English boy, slow for learning to read, his Handwriting the despair of his teachers! He ranked no more than halfway up in the class.

Answer 1

Answer:

Young Stephen is no prodigy, he was just an ordinary English boy, slow in learning to read. His handwriting was the despair of his teachers! He ranked no more than halfway up in the class.

Explanation:

Young Stephen is no prodigy, he was just an ordinary English boy, slow in learning to read. His handwriting was the despair of his teachers! He ranked no more than halfway up in the class.

I have changed some words that should not have been capitalized.

In addition I changed a period into a comma since it was a dependent clause and required to be a part of the first sentence in order to have its full meaning understood.

I also changed the article a into an, since it is more correct.

I changed the for into an in since the usage of for was not correct in this sense.