No | Line | Type of error | Text | Correction |
1 | 152 | Adjective complementation | oreign reporter has to become accustomed to travel a lot. Going from one country to another, sailing | accustomed to travelling |
2 | 803 | Misused prepositional verbs due to L1 transfer | raduate from high schools and apply for universities. Some of them pass 0 entr | apply to |
3 | 672 | Dependent prepositions of nouns | onstitutes 0 stable basis of all modern societies all over the world./^t/Anoth | basis for |
4 | 472 | Dependent prepositions of nouns | st regime caused the change of the political system, which gives mo | change in |
5 | 850 | Misused prepositional verbs due to L1 transfer | esent - it is not possible to close all the borders for foreigners and forbid watching | close all the borders to |
6 | 342 | Verb complementation | which can be considered one of them . People gather together, go the parties, clubs a | considered |
7 | 553 | Verb complementation | n will devote devote themselves to treat those as if they had been their own | dedicate themselves to treating |
8 | 747 | Noun complementation | fulfil their wicked desire of becoming a demi-god. It is our concern to fight against th | desire to become |
9 | 612 | Countable vs uncountable | always leave". Everybody has a different taste and this is true of music, too. The question is: | different taste |
10 | 423 | Misused prepositional verbs due to L1 transfer | sial conceptual Art. But they disapprove it at once, after the first glance | disapprove of |
11 | 35 | Countable vs uncountable | eo-films that are of a doubtful quality and that do not follow any creeds. Additionally p | doubtful quality |
12 | 279 | Misused prepositional verbs due to L1 transfer | . The first accounts of drugs being introduced to accounts of drugs being introduced to | drugs' introduction into |
13 | 478 | Countable vs uncountable | d it enable Poles an easy access to those countries, but also caused a great influ | easy access |
14 | 478 | Countable vs uncountable | ving : is an easy access to weapon , drugs. Tha | easy access |
15 | 480 | Countable vs uncountable | l the same an easy access to foreign cultures and patterns , | easy access |
16 | 579 | Countable vs uncountable | wadays many young people have an easy access to drugs, as even in schools drug trafficking is | easy access |
17 | 19 | Misused prepositional verbs due to L1 transfer | icult test of responsibility, ensures security to a relationship, legally protects the rights of sp | ensures security in |
18 | 666 | Countable vs uncountable | ant euphories euphories . Searching for new stimuli, however, leads to an | euphoria |
19 | 770 | Dependent prepositions of nouns | portrayed as being the worst example for other children. It seems though , that s | example to |
20 | 741 | Dependent preposition of adjectives | ubtedly, these techniques are harmful for a human being./^t/The leaders or those high | harmful to |
21 | 697 | Dependent prepositions of nouns | ation. Hollywood was of great help for 0 tobacco industry. Television created | help to |
22 | 549 | Adjective complementation | s would consider homosexuals incapable to become responsible parents, to provide for their children and devote themselves to them heart and soul | incapable of becoming responsible parents, providing for their children and devoting |
23 | 126 | Adjective complementation | eth century lying seems to be indispensable to survive . Applicants for jobs have to exaggerate their qua | indispensable to survival |
24 | 474 | Dependent prepositions of nouns | cision by himself without any interference of the jury, make corruption inevitable. What | interference from |
25 | 754 | Misused prepositional verbs due to L1 transfer | Polish economy 0 but invest their money into it./^t/People who claim that food sold in Mc | invest their money in |
26 | 858 | Misused prepositional verbs due to L1 transfer | ybody profits from and nobody loses because of having a healthy extension of choice, and 0 | loses by |
27 | 437 | Noun complementation | iolence has become one of the means to strengthen the 'have' ./^t/Dealing with the issue of the inc | means of strengthening |
28 | 79 | Noun complementation | our basic need - the need of being accepted. Gay couples craving for | need to be |
29 | 55 | Adjective complementation | or not. Therefore, we are not obliged to telling them the truth. Lying to them about things we do | obliged to tell |
30 | 153 | Noun complementation | nd conferences. They have the opportunity of meeting public persons : politicians, musi | opportunity to meet |
31 | 152 | Noun complementation | seeing opportunity of sightseeing extraordinary places and recesses | opportunity to see the sights in |
32 | 124 | Dependent preposition of adjectives | ing an embarrassing situation other way handling an embarrassing situation but telling a fib . It is easier and much m | other way of handling an embarrassing situation than by |
33 | 524 | Countable vs uncountable | sed. Of enough help should be cargoes of antibiotic medications thrown down | packets |
34 | 518 | Countable vs uncountable | facing a danger of a plague-transmittion plague-transmittion is | plague-transmission |
35 | 514 | Noun complementation | lity of the pandemic possibility of the pandemic to be transmitted to their country. Of course, it | possibility of a pandemic being |
36 | 772 | Dependent prepositions of nouns | ) pressure of pressure of the active ones towards the less active must be disallowed any kind o | pressure from the active ones exerted on |
37 | 691 | Dependent prepositions of nouns | e become a prey prey for various health organizaions | prey to |
38 | 691 | Countable vs uncountable | /^t/Smokers have become a prey prey for various health org | prey |
39 | 755 | Countable vs uncountable | often of for worse a quality for worse a quality . Du | quality |
40 | 837 | Verb complementation | nd what is wrong. They cannot substitute it with a computer chip. In the long run it will not do a | replace it with |
41 | 299 | Noun complementation | lity. Yet, the claim that the right of adoption should be denied to homosexuals must not be ident | right to adopt |
42 | 743 | Countable vs uncountable | followers, e.g. group sex, or a sexual intercourse with juveniles. Moreover, women are force | sexual intercourse |
43 | 7 | Countable vs uncountable | t there is usually quite a strong social pressure on them to legalize their relationship./^t/Each h | strong social pressure |
44 | 315 | Misused prepositional verbs due to L1 transfer | " patients will be taken care by doctors and nurses./^t/Finally, let us ta | taken care of |
45 | 252 | Misused prepositional verbs due to L1 transfer | a need. Children may tell their parents about tale-tell stories. For example, a | tell their parents |
46 | 764 | Verb complementation | Europeans lead the Americans Europeans excell Americans is national heritage. History has provided 0 | the Europeans lead the Americans |
47 | 474 | Adjective complementation | not prepared for fighting organized crime. There is not enough fund | to fight |
48 | 455 | Countable vs uncountable | not get a holiday or a travel discount . This is particularly important in case of | travel discount |
49 | 198 | Dependent prepositions of nouns | ars we were witnesses of a political system in which the truth was | witnesses to |
50 | 813 | Countable vs uncountable | eorganisation in departments' works and stuff and stuff would | work |