No | Line | Type of error | Text | Correction |
1 | 96 | Spelling | by the high standards of the XX-th century 0 a job applicant is supposed to | 20th |
2 | 699 | Spelling | their "guru"./^t/This type of advertizing 0 cigarettes has not changed | advertising |
3 | 288 | Spelling | anches of science as physics, antrophology , philosophy one concludes that religi | anthropology |
4 | 489 | Morphological L1 transfer | beliefs build a fundament fundament to people's lives, ( | basis |
5 | 414 | Spelling | le mother, as only a woman is bilogically programmed to have a baby and to take care of it | biologically |
6 | 457 | Morphological L1 transfer | ssexualism , bisexualism , or homosexualism | bisexuality |
7 | 467 | Spelling | health authorities to be more caucious about the constant care of public hygiene, which | cautious |
8 | 331 | Spelling | ts underestimate it and often chose the simplest way of solving it ( | choose |
9 | 671 | Spelling | er, got engaged, and finally, consumated the relationship in marriage which would last "ti | consummated |
10 | 708 | Spelling | , a culture shock comes after encoumtering new ways of doing, thinking about, or valuing thi | encountering |
11 | 176 | Spelling | child included. However, the enviroment may not be ready or eager to accept such an | environment |
12 | 182 | Spelling | It is best to "check out" the enviroment and people beforehand, so as to avoid any | environment |
13 | 624 | Spelling | t/It is enough to look up the ethymology of the words "art" & "artificial" in a | etymology |
14 | 96 | Spelling | itself against it by exagerrating the requirements. We have to exagerrate | exaggerating |
15 | 577 | Spelling | oblems. This, of course, is a falacious a falacious delusion ./^t/Nowa | fallacious |
16 | 820 | Spelling | rse 0 in our favourite program that is about to begin. If the accide | favorite |
17 | 98 | Spelling | ople whose nerves are already freyed . Instead of saying that "his head rolled | frayed |
18 | 355 | Spelling | position of gods . The truth about the incurable illness | Gods |
19 | 4 | Spelling | for a permanent relationship quaranteeing care and security./^t/The opponents' view says th | guaranteeing |
20 | 858 | Spelling | nts profit from a helthy competition a helthy competition | healthy |
21 | 142 | Morphological error | reover, discussions have been hold discussions have been hold | held |
22 | 98 | Spelling | oesn't have to entail all the horific details. It concerns especially people whose nerv | horrific |
23 | 505 | Spelling | prawling ground of hipocrysy . They proclaim to ridicule heterosexua | hypocrisy |
24 | 220 | Spelling | recurring abusive behavior of intoxinated parents is the only memory that many children rec | intoxicated |
25 | 105 | Spelling | e use of drugs as a source of mistical experience. Chewing peyotl or eating mescaline | mystical |
26 | 107 | Spelling | things./^t/ This mistical and, in a sense, enriching perception | mystical |
27 | 822 | Spelling | e unknown to them./^t/Another offence offence of television is far more | offense |
28 | 4 | Morphological error | rceived by them as a slightly outfashioned way of spending 0 life. In fact, the | old-fashioned |
29 | 691 | Spelling | for various health organizaions and non-smokers in the last few years. In the nam | organizations |
30 | 673 | Spelling | ve 0 innate need to pair-off , and we certainly do not accept promiscuity. Not | pair off |
31 | 8 | Spelling | hip./^t/Each human being, but particulary a woman, needs a strong stable relationship on wh | particularly |
32 | 323 | Spelling | ves, Pueblos devoured Mexican payote , and Northern American | peyote |
33 | 463 | Spelling | /^t/ The plage itself is nothing new. It is said to be one of th | plague |
34 | 464 | Spelling | y can be prepared in case the plage spread . In addition, the | plague |
35 | 465 | Spelling | uccessful weapon against the plage ./^t/ What to do, how to react | plague |
36 | 820 | Spelling | uitting otherwise pleasureable activities. We do not eat but rather | pleasurable |
37 | 180 | Spelling | somehow affect his own sexual preferances . Thus, meaning no evil absolutely, the adoptive p | preferences |
38 | 664 | Morphological L1 transfer | according to them, could be: psychics , genetics, the smell or even the color scal | psychology |
39 | 545 | Spelling | isagree with regard to moral, religions , social and legal aspects of the problem | religious |
40 | 334 | Spelling | eparated in time, for example schoolchildren . The major advantage of this method is that it is | school children |
41 | 260 | Spelling | y. Similiar Similiar to ill people, children should not be told the wh | Similarly |
42 | 423 | Spelling | bout true, fantastic and very skillfull works like, for instance, those created by Salvad | skilful |
43 | 465 | Spelling | onstant vigilance as the most sucessful weapon against the plage ./^t/ | successful |
44 | 261 | Spelling | them now and again 0 than he becomes a cheater and a liar} ./^t/Some kind o | then |
45 | 505 | Spelling | 0 if in the manifesto the call a family a sprawling ground | they |
46 | 589 | Spelling | s crossing out tollerance from the list of its principles./^t/The universal | tolerance |
47 | 559 | Morphological error | the right to adopt children. Undoubtly , there should be some compromise reached in this | Undoubtedly |
48 | 157 | Morphological error | ) 0 cope with poor, non-satisfactory conditions in work, for instance : | unsatisfactory |
49 | 621 | Spelling | or even c. is v. often seen as soulles & | very |
50 | 178 | Spelling | e shutting out of the outside word ./^t/To a small child , adopted by gays, | world |