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How to handle LaTeX / PDF reviews?

I am a student candidate, and I usually write articles that my supervisors later confirm. I usually do this in LaTeX, and reviews are done with PDF outputs in Adobe Reader itself. Mostly there are grammatical ones, and mostly I miss prepositions and spells in quick writing. To rephrase everything I need, manually enter everything in my LaTeX script again.

It seems like a lot of work, and it happens many times. Is there any software in the current world that makes the task easier? For example, if the text is stuck in grammar errors and suggested alternatives, can I accept the changes to replace the old with a new phrase or sentence, as well as delete the missing text. Please offer me a tool that really makes my life easier.

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You can take a look at the following link. He has good version control information. http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/LaTeX/Collaborative_Writing_of_LaTeX_Documents

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You can connect LaTeX sources to PDF (with package attachfile2) so that reviewers can directly edit the source and send it back. Or you are trying to accept comments on PDF, but only Adobe Reader and Foxit currently allow this, not Linux.

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