| No | Line | Type of error | Text | Correction |
| 1 | 288 | Spelling | anches of science as physics, antrophology , philosophy one concludes that religi | anthropology |
| 2 | 673 | Spelling | rtial liaisons. Additionally, break ups and divorces are most often made to start another | break-ups |
| 3 | 191 | Spelling | ressive behaviour and nervous breadowns . In addition, very sensitive children would take | breakdowns |
| 4 | 5 | Spelling | ated that a long relationship brigns about certain consequences, including legal ones, | brings |
| 5 | 644 | Spelling | will in turn produce too much choresterol , the kind of fat made by the liver. The cho | cholesterol |
| 6 | 645 | Spelling | y often have a high level of choresterol a high level of choresterol in the blood | cholesterol |
| 7 | 445 | Spelling | hildren and thus introduced a complitely new model of 0 family model of fa | completely |
| 8 | 621 | Spelling | synth. or even c. is v. often seen as soulles | computer |
| 9 | 803 | Spelling | d are accepted. They are very contend since they believe that from now on they will be | content |
| 10 | 624 | Spelling | "artificial" in a good dix. to arrive at the obvious conclusion that they hav | dictionary |
| 11 | 609 | Spelling | olice siren? It is completely diffrent ; noble and refined. It is true, but now, as almo | different |
| 12 | 686 | Morphological error | t is. For many people it is a distressful and frustrating evening which thwarts | distressing |
| 13 | 581 | Morphological error | very effective painkillers { ex. morphine - a drug made from opium} . Adult drug a | e.g. |
| 14 | 51 | Spelling | reasons: in order to prevent embarassement , to sell themselves, to cover their tracks or not | embarrassment |
| 15 | 706 | Spelling | orientation in an unfamiliar enviornment . But in their own culture, natives know the langu | environment |
| 16 | 664 | Morphological error | in the organism, which cause euphory and make a man commit great nonsenses | euphoria |
| 17 | 96 | Spelling | itself against it by exagerrating the requirements. We have to exagerrate | exaggerating |
| 18 | 773 | Spelling | 0 reproaching results is stress and frustration. Very often | in |
| 19 | 99 | Morphological error | unless a person is a habitual lier who uses it as a means of deceiving o | liar |
| 20 | 463 | Spelling | example in the Roman empire, Lybia and Medeival Europe. Nowadays, th | Libya |
| 21 | 211 | Spelling | boring./^t/On the other hand, Lovers of modern art often think that traditional painti | lovers |
| 22 | 344 | Spelling | afraid 0 but others way as well say "why not 0 ", an | may |
| 23 | 755 | Spelling | e who claim that food sold in McDonalds is unhealthy, certainly have not eaten anything i | McDonald's |
| 24 | 463 | Spelling | mpire, Lybia and Medeival Europe. Nowadays, there are not only the old | Medieval |
| 25 | 296 | Spelling | her peers talking about their moms and dads, wants to do the same. Its confusion is | mums |
| 26 | 323 | Spelling | aling properties of herbs and muchrooms which in great measure , | mushrooms |
| 27 | 105 | Spelling | e use of drugs as a source of mistical experience. Chewing peyotl or eating mescaline | mystical |
| 28 | 591 | Spelling | its exclusive character. The neccessity of choosing between the tollerance | necessity |
| 29 | 176 | Morphological error | dy or eager to accept such an untypical family and in some countries { i.e | non-typical |
| 30 | 507 | Spelling | will they ask for next? In my oppinion 0 asking for a regulation 0 th | opinion |
| 31 | 371 | Spelling | d other influential religious oranizations could call volunteers who would help in 0 | organizations |
| 32 | 763 | Spelling | spect of culture which is not overpowerlingly influenced by 0 American | overpoweringly |
| 33 | 524 | Spelling | ntinuous surveillance. Should panicing panicing people want to leave t | panicking |
| 34 | 601 | Spelling | to the top, she will have to say the price which a man never does | pay |
| 35 | 518 | Spelling | mittion plague-transmittion is introducing severe controls on tourism.First o | plague-transmission |
| 36 | 464 | Spelling | we realise what the plage is. How could we fight with someth | plague |
| 37 | 464 | Spelling | hing that we do not know? The plage is an infectious disease spreading quickly among | plague |
| 38 | 464 | Spelling | mportant in order to stop the plage ./^t/ 0 Pneumonic, bubonic and septise | plague |
| 39 | 463 | Spelling | s, there are not only the old plages there are not only the old plages | plagues |
| 40 | 98 | Spelling | ose hopes of recuperating are receeding , that he/she has all the chances | receding |
| 41 | 167 | Spelling | ion of not being cruel to the receipient of the message. People lie very often in everyday | recipient |
| 42 | 29 | Morphological error | nd research with the statistic data, which may be very helpful in predicting the | statistical |
| 43 | 520 | Spelling | able to recognize the illness streight at seeing a patient 0 and prescribe t | straight |
| 44 | 423 | Spelling | literature or painting. It is suppossed to evoke in its lovers unusual feelings of admira | supposed |
| 45 | 199 | Spelling | h, even if it is difficult to swollow . Probably it is quite im | swallow |
| 46 | 465 | Spelling | nger of being bitten by them. Therfore , every government should be caucious | Therefore |
| 47 | 693 | Spelling | r mistake was loading Tobacco leaves onto his ships and taking them to Europe. | tobacco |
| 48 | 589 | Spelling | as Catholics or Protestants. Tollerance should not be excluded from the principles on whi | Tolerance |
| 49 | 710 | Spelling | with the way things are done traditonally . They try to change the way people do things, onl | traditionally |
| 50 | 423 | Spelling | rt in terms of simplicity and usefullness . Therefore, they seem to disregard things that ( | usefulness |