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 | 313 | Spelling | third , sometimes even up to 1/2 , of the population died when a plague appea | a half |
3 | 699 | Spelling | their "guru"./^t/This type of advertizing 0 cigarettes has not changed | advertising |
4 | 24 | Spelling | ical knowledge people are not affraid of such illnesses as bubonic plague or other epid | afraid |
5 | 176 | Spelling | tility, hate, intolerance and agression upon the part of other chil | aggression |
6 | 773 | Spelling | rstood children often become agressive and get involved in many conflicts. The great | aggressive |
7 | 771 | Spelling | pace that should be alloted alloted to the children, their | allotted |
8 | 449 | Spelling | amily will surely lead to the break up of society. That is why I am absolutely against g | break-up |
9 | 191 | Spelling | ressive behaviour and nervous breadowns . In addition, very sensitive children would take | breakdowns |
10 | 117 | Spelling | of political etiquette may be cause , as it is in Poland's case, by years of the Commu | caused |
11 | 644 | Spelling | of fat made by the liver. The choresterol is then supposed to accumulate and clog up arteri | cholesterol |
12 | 621 | Spelling | synth. or even c. is v. often seen as soulles | computer |
13 | 77 | Spelling | of course, brings a danger of contructing some diseases from which AIDS is the mo | contracting |
14 | 264 | Spelling | There are lies that can make dipressed people smile and these should not, by any means, | depressed |
15 | 666 | Spelling | raving for constant euphories euphories . Searching for new s | euphoria |
16 | 96 | Spelling | itself against it by exagerrating the requirements. We have to exagerrate | exaggerating |
17 | 5 | Spelling | obligations and marriage can quarantee that these rights and duties will be fulfilled at | guarantee |
18 | 99 | Morphological error | unless a person is a habitual lier who uses it as a means of deceiving o | liar |
19 | 96 | Spelling | ounterattack to avoid being a looser ./^t/Another situation where telling fibs | loser |
20 | 463 | Spelling | mpire, Lybia and Medeival Europe. Nowadays, there are not only the old | Medieval |
21 | 465 | Spelling | osis 0 which are all microbal . In the last twenty years , entirely ne | microbial |
22 | 623 | Spelling | d at the gap between the, one mite say, input and the material that eventually leave | might |
23 | 107 | Spelling | things./^t/ This mistical and, in a sense, enriching perception | mystical |
24 | 591 | Spelling | its exclusive character. The neccessity of choosing between the tollerance | necessity |
25 | 691 | Spelling | f the slogan "Smoking offends non-smakers " People who smoke are driven out o | non-smokers |
26 | 97 | Spelling | irst impression has an impact o the future relationship 0 we tend to cre | on |
27 | 763 | Spelling | spect of culture which is not overpowerlingly influenced by 0 American | overpoweringly |
28 | 524 | Spelling | ntinuous surveillance. Should panicing panicing people want to leave t | panicking |
29 | 464 | Spelling | general knowledge about the plage . In this way, the society can be prepared in cas | plague |
30 | 464 | Spelling | mportant in order to stop the plage ./^t/ 0 Pneumonic, bubonic and septise | plague |
31 | 465 | Spelling | hens' eggs . The septisemic plage is the most dangerous of all the three. | plague |
32 | 467 | Spelling | ainst the plage . | plague |
33 | 493 | Spelling | ght the fear of death and the predistend end.As a matter of fact, as recent indications sh | predestined |
34 | 167 | Spelling | ion of not being cruel to the receipient of the message. People lie very often in everyday | recipient |
35 | 105 | Morphological L1 transfer | ng drugs as a means of relax . For centuries people have been smoking opium the | relaxation |
36 | 710 | Spelling | er house, better job, greater responsiblities at work, more opportunities for professional deve | responsibilities |
37 | 467 | Spelling | s and bacteria but a sociaty should press its health authorities to be more | society |
38 | 621 | Spelling | v. often seen as soulles & artificial, simply not a genuine art. | soulless |
39 | 491 | Morphological L1 transfer | ascinated, such as telepathy, spiritism , astrology, prophecies and 0 others. | spiritualism |
40 | 520 | Spelling | able to recognize the illness streight at seeing a patient 0 and prescribe t | straight |
41 | 261 | Spelling | them now and again 0 than he becomes a cheater and a liar} ./^t/Some kind o | then |
42 | 693 | Spelling | r mistake was loading Tobacco leaves onto his ships and taking them to Europe. | tobacco |
43 | 457 | Morphological L1 transfer | evelopment 0 such as transsexualism , bisexualism , or ( | transsexuality |
44 | 8 | Morphological error | ily life. All of these can be truely found an 0 marriage built on ( | truly |
45 | 485 | Spelling | liefs and on the brink of the twenty first century they need them as well . As a | twenty-first |
46 | 559 | Morphological error | the right to adopt children. Undoubtly , there should be some compromise reached in this | Undoubtedly |
47 | 157 | Morphological error | ) 0 cope with poor, non-satisfactory conditions in work, for instance : | unsatisfactory |
48 | 88 | Morphological error | e live in are hard, getting a well-payed job demands lying on the part of | well-paid |
49 | 178 | Spelling | e shutting out of the outside word ./^t/To a small child , adopted by gays, | world |
50 | 231 | Spelling | s individuals whose lives are worth-following . It is no wonder , that then | worth emulating |