No | Line | Type of error | Text | Correction |
1 | 262 | Auxilliary | d recommendations of products are to capture viewers' attention. People want to procur | are intended to |
2 | 380 | Auxilliary | w provides us with rules that not necessarily have to be not necessarily have to be | are not necessarily |
3 | 757 | Tense | ay of life that Polish people try to adopt in Poland. McDonald's restaurants are ve | are trying |
4 | 589 | Auxilliary | the name of the Association} 0 all now obliged, under the oath | are |
5 | 566 | Verb number error | hile the conditions of others is not enviable. Great fortunes evoke the f | are |
6 | 324 | Wrong verb form | g LSD trip, the drug boom had began had began . Thousands of young Ameri | begun |
7 | 603 | Tense | time has finished when women were only bearing and rearing children and taking care of a husband. There is no more suc | bore and reared children and took |
8 | 512 | Auxilliary | g epidemics are mutable. They 0 adopt to any circumstances | can |
9 | 699 | Tense | ovement in L.A., the campaign has changed . The model of a rebel young m | changed |
10 | 251 | Verb number error | ck of evidence and the police connives connives at letting a suspect o | collude |
11 | 818 | Tense | If it were all it does 0 television would by all means be | did |
12 | 822 | Tense | at is coming is coming from the screen, forgetting about | emanates |
13 | 324 | Tense | and 60's drug-related culture had entered its Renaissance due to the popularization of Budd | entered |
14 | 269 | Tense | nged. At first, gay activists were fighting for anti-discrimination rights in school, work an | fought |
15 | 472 | Tense | the political system, which gives more liberty than it used to give to | gave |
16 | 478 | Verb number error | nized crimes give them even more power and control./^t/The fact of | gives |
17 | 520 | Tense | ts who lately lately visited the plagued country {even before the epidem | had recently visited |
18 | 843 | Tense | o say that somehow the v-chip became a political issue. The president of the U.S. hims | has become |
19 | 824 | Tense | s are on the decline, reading becomes unpopular, deep thought | has become |
20 | 27 | Tense | 0 proving that such a person had been tested and inoculated against the disease. Such a | has been |
21 | 116 | Tense | 0 life. Violence came to be glorified as the only means of doing a | has come |
22 | 476 | Tense | strict and clear regulations gave an occasion occasion t | has given |
23 | 336 | Verb number error | useless./^t/Although so much have been sad about its harmful effect | has |
24 | 430 | Verb number error | lthough , modern art have many opponents 0 it should be appreciate | has |
25 | 26 | Tense | e the epidemic is supposed to appear or where it was actually detected. In such 0 | have appeared |
26 | 242 | Tense | to. They have to because they became addicted. They lost this | have become |
27 | 852 | Tense | g opened in Britain, and they become very popular. Nobody accuses India of attacking ( | have become |
28 | 43 | Tense | : the danger of lying. There are many examples of people making untrue statements | have been |
29 | 134 | Tense | t here. Recently there are more and more instances of activities of the inte | have been |
30 | 463 | Tense | s ago. Since that time, there had been many other epidemics, for example in the Roman em | have been |
31 | 614 | Tense | t some acoustic support. They got used to it to such an extent , that they | have got |
32 | 499 | Passive-active voice | heir constitutional rights to getting married between gays rights to getting married between gays and | homosexual marriage |
33 | 249 | Tense | f he/she realises that he/she suffers from an incurable illness. So again this is | is suffering |
34 | 288 | Verb number error | level of progress are often also closely related to people's personal h | is |
35 | 169 | Finite vs non-finite uses | more point about the types of excused lies that needs to be mentioned here. It is the proble | lies which people excuse |
36 | 436 | Verb number error | violence. This, first of all, make people indifferent to it . Bru | makes |
37 | 773 | Auxilliary | active children are varied , and perhaps only | may be |
38 | 346 | Auxilliary | everybody has in such a case is to forget about the realit | may have |
39 | 176 | Auxilliary | cross serious obstacles which shall make the fitting into a society {whether | might |
40 | 230 | Tense | which steal or mug for other individuals for money./^t/The second re | mugged |
41 | 279 | Tense | fferson and George Washington had realized the power of the cultivation of the hemp plants a | realized |
42 | 347 | Finite vs non-finite uses | or pleasure or relax , it may be even a matter of life and de | relaxing |
43 | 480 | Passive-active voice | r and control./^t/The fact of opening the borders , and all the same | the borders being open |
44 | 524 | Finite vs non-finite uses | an efficient way of avoiding the country to be infected . In fact, there is a possibility | the country being infected |
45 | 592 | Verb number error | st convenient one, unless one want the tollerance to be in | wants |
46 | 117 | Auxilliary | severely prosecuted as there should not be any classes in the socialist | was not supposed to be |
47 | 553 | Tense | to treating those as if they had been their own children./^t/Another aspect of the prob | were |
48 | 845 | Tense | world, but the chances are it became an issue for strictly political and economic reas | will become |
49 | 455 | Auxilliary | ly with married parents. They could not profit from social protection | would not be able to |
50 | 279 | Auxilliary | n doing so they will become self dependable and | would |