No | Line | Type of error | Text | Correction |
1 | 118 | Auxilliary | life or at least do not let it increase . | 0 |
2 | 348 | Tense | orrect and at least partially answered the problem in question . | answer |
3 | 262 | Auxilliary | d recommendations of products are to capture viewers' attention. People want to procur | are intended to |
4 | 380 | Auxilliary | w provides us with rules that not necessarily have to be not necessarily have to be | are not necessarily |
5 | 487 | Tense | he States, now in their 40's, arrived at the point of arrived at the point of | are now experiencing |
6 | 314 | Auxilliary | ould inform people what steps are taken by the government to prevent the spread of | are to be |
7 | 55 | Auxilliary | we are not sure whether they can be reliable or not. Therefore, we are not o | are |
8 | 693 | Tense | came cheaper and cheaper, it was getting was getting more and more common and | became |
9 | 6 | Auxilliary | in the case of problems they do not just split apart 0 but t | cannot |
10 | 27 | Verb number error | person is in good health and carry no danger of distributing the il | carries |
11 | 436 | Passive-active voice | h broadcasts evoke , is cumulated 0 sooner or later, has to be released. T | cumulates |
12 | 281 | Tense | illegal 0 but does not harm others. Jimy Hendrix died from | did |
13 | 324 | Tense | and 60's drug-related culture had entered its Renaissance due to the popularization of Budd | entered |
14 | 466 | Tense | k medical advice in case they felt not well or had even mild | feel |
15 | 269 | Tense | nged. At first, gay activists were fighting for anti-discrimination rights in school, work an | fought |
16 | 662 | Tense | d to be said that the person was given some mysterious herb and lost | had been |
17 | 503 | Tense | ople {including children} and has raped some of them and eaten parts of their bodies./^t/ | had raped |
18 | 614 | Tense | aper to them. Therefore music became greatly cheapened now./^t/"What is all that fuss | has become |
19 | 198 | Tense | cal system in which the truth was constantly distorted. A group of people claimed t | has been |
20 | 116 | Tense | 0 life. Violence came to be glorified as the only means of doing a | has come |
21 | 512 | Tense | present medical knowledge enabled mankind to control 0 plagues | has enabled |
22 | 476 | Tense | strict and clear regulations gave an occasion occasion t | has given |
23 | 43 | Tense | : the danger of lying. There are many examples of people making untrue statements | have been |
24 | 671 | Tense | 'Flower Children' some of us are convinced that marriage is obsolete and useless. | have been |
25 | 44 | Tense | have realised they were lied . Taking into consideration | have been |
26 | 198 | Tense | t/For the last fifty years we were witnesses of a political sy | have been |
27 | 242 | Tense | addicted. They lost this feeling of freedom they had at th | have lost |
28 | 242 | Tense | ey had at the beginning. They lost the illusion of freedom they had later. Now they | have lost |
29 | 117 | Tense | ened and they result in the increase of violence in politics./^t/Viole | have resulted |
30 | 774 | Verb number error | ective. The methods has become more child-centered now, children are allo | have |
31 | 489 | Finite vs non-finite uses | o people's lives, indicate what way humans | indicating |
32 | 249 | Tense | f he/she realises that he/she suffers from an incurable illness. So again this is | is suffering |
33 | 288 | Verb number error | level of progress are often also closely related to people's personal h | is |
34 | 71 | Verb number error | ehind lying are various. Many lies to entertain others, to be courteous or to give s | lie |
35 | 487 | Tense | ect of their lives . So they are looking for any kind of spiritual forms ( | look |
36 | 108 | Auxilliary | y. Among them can also be people with weak personalities 0 | may |
37 | 467 | Auxilliary | gger. the biologists can feel delighted to discover | may |
38 | 824 | Auxilliary | crime stories, a woman is scared to death when passing | might be |
39 | 230 | Tense | which steal or mug for other individuals for money./^t/The second re | mugged |
40 | 403 | Auxilliary | ders on the one that is to protect itself. Then, it is not sufficient to tig | must |
41 | 288 | Passive-active voice | commandments are difficult to be observed and this discourages many church members. On the | observe |
42 | 279 | Tense | fferson and George Washington had realized the power of the cultivation of the hemp plants a | realized |
43 | 662 | Passive-active voice | nd hear nothing. Therefore it was rightly used to be said that the person was g | rightly used |
44 | 279 | Auxilliary | passed a law that all people had to grow the marijuana plant. In doing so | should |
45 | 287 | Finite vs non-finite uses | e past religion was the force shaping the lives of individuals and nations, nowadays it | that shaped |
46 | 145 | Passive-active voice | and their emotions are easier to be controlled . Being a parent demands a lot of involvment | to control |
47 | 681 | Verb number error | f that the majority of people tries to place themselves somewhere where the party is | try |
48 | 281 | Tense | do what you want, even if it is illegal 0 but does not harm | was |
49 | 467 | Auxilliary | tic drugs which are to protect us from various diseases. However, this i | will |
50 | 455 | Auxilliary | ly with married parents. They could not profit from social protection | would not be able to |