First, read the English article below.

Now that you have a clear, well-organized paper, it's time to edit it line by line to make sure your prose is concise and it contains no errors of spelling or grammar. It is easier to find errors on the printed page, so be sure to work form a hard copy. It can also help to change the font, as this tricks your brain into viewing the paper as a new document. You can find a list of common errors at http://www.indiana.edu/~wts/pamphlets/proofing_grammar.shtml. Watch out for wordy verbs (i.e. "has knowledge of" instead of "knows"), adverbs, unnecessary prepositional phrases, and overly inflated language (i.e. "utilize" instead of "use"). For a list of common unnecessary words, see http://writing.wisc.edu/Handbook/Clear,_Concise,_and_Direct_Sentences.pdf. When drafting, writers commonly say the same thing two sentences in a row in slightly different ways as they work through ideas. Delete or combine the sentences to avoid this, as in the example below:  Original text: "Rachel Watson, the protagonist of Paula Hawkin's Girl on a Train, is a classic unreliable narrator. In particular, her inability to remember events in her own life due to alcohol-induced blackouts leaves the reader unable to rely on her version of events." Rewrite as: "Rachel Watson, the protagonist of Paula Hawkin's Girl on a Train, suffers from alcohol-induced blackouts that leave her unsure what has happened in her own life, making her a classic unreliable narrator." How you came to your conclusions does not matter. Present your ideas stripped of "I". It's already clear that the work reflects your beliefs because you put your name on it.  Don't write: "I initially thought Hamlet was only feigning madness, but then after a second reading, came to believe that he actually is mad." Instead, you might write: "Many critics take for granted that Hamlet is only feigning madness, but their analysis relies on a more modern understanding of insanity. If we take the worldview of Shakespeare's audience into account, it seems more likely that Hamlet was in... 

Now, please write a short abstract for it in Indonesian. Abstract:
Cetak makalah Anda untuk menyuntingnya. Hilangkan kata-kata yang tidak perlu. Hapuslah kalimat berulang. Hilangkan semua rujukan kepada diri Anda. Bacalah makalah Anda dengan suara lantang. Bacalah makalah dari belakang ke depan. Jalankan pilihan pemeriksaan ejaan (spell check).