| No | Line | Type of error | Text | Correction |
| 1 | 176 | Spelling | tility, hate, intolerance and agression upon the part of other chil | aggression |
| 2 | 435 | Spelling | ion on people's attitudes and behaviors . Another observable reason is the phenomenon of | behaviours |
| 3 | 673 | Spelling | rtial liaisons. Additionally, break ups and divorces are most often made to start another | break-ups |
| 4 | 467 | Spelling | health authorities to be more caucious about the constant care of public hygiene, which | cautious |
| 5 | 547 | Spelling | based on love, friendship and comittment . The main problem for many people is the sexual | commitment |
| 6 | 503 | Spelling | that lots of crimes have been commited by homosexuals. Considering the number of gays {f | committed |
| 7 | 621 | Spelling | synth. or even c. is v. often seen as soulles | computer |
| 8 | 531 | Spelling | ) 0 Bubonic plague is a contageous , 0 usually fatal disease which was o | contagious |
| 9 | 520 | Morphological L1 transfer | gued country {even before the epidemy } ought to be thoroughly examined and assessed by | epidemic |
| 10 | 764 | Spelling | ossess . This gives Europeans culture a different quality, a cert | European |
| 11 | 5 | Spelling | stitutions which existance has not been undermined for centuries. Being marr | existence |
| 12 | 26 | Spelling | country suspected of illness existance illness existance arrives, he | existence |
| 13 | 28 | Spelling | ay induce some authorities to falcify the certificate given by the doctors. In this cas | falsify |
| 14 | 252 | Spelling | of pleasing, mental images to fulfill a need. Children may tell their parents ab | fulfil |
| 15 | 4 | Spelling | for a permanent relationship quaranteeing care and security./^t/The opponents' view says th | guaranteeing |
| 16 | 142 | Morphological error | reover, discussions have been hold discussions have been hold | held |
| 17 | 222 | Spelling | atively strong welfare system is both the United States and Poland. As long as peo | in |
| 18 | 773 | Spelling | 0 reproaching results is stress and frustration. Very often | in |
| 19 | 463 | Spelling | example in the Roman empire, Lybia and Medeival Europe. Nowadays, th | Libya |
| 20 | 70 | Spelling | ly try to make the atmosphere livlelier . Their intention is that everybody has a good ti | livelier |
| 21 | 672 | Spelling | Then it turns out that their martial status is of the paramount importance. ( | marital |
| 22 | 672 | Spelling | ving without the martial status without the martial status | marital |
| 23 | 699 | Spelling | of 0 tough guy like Marlboro' cowboy or Camel's lonely adventurer was in fashio | Marlboro's |
| 24 | 755 | Spelling | e who claim that food sold in McDonalds is unhealthy, certainly have not eaten anything i | McDonald's |
| 25 | 623 | Spelling | d at the gap between the, one mite say, input and the material that eventually leave | might |
| 26 | 104 | Spelling | xation, 0 source of mistical or "scientific" experience, and, finally, as a re | mystical |
| 27 | 591 | Spelling | its exclusive character. The neccessity of choosing between the tollerance | necessity |
| 28 | 822 | Spelling | e unknown to them./^t/Another offence offence of television is far more | offense |
| 29 | 371 | Spelling | d other influential religious oranizations could call volunteers who would help in 0 | organizations |
| 30 | 88 | Spelling | cerned. People use white lies owning to the fact that they want to get something. The | owing |
| 31 | 181 | Spelling | f hostility will be stronger, particularily as his parents are so irritatingly different from | particularly |
| 32 | 601 | Spelling | to the top, she will have to say the price which a man never does | pay |
| 33 | 557 | Spelling | uch a child feel living among peeps having traditional families? Finally, what s | peers |
| 34 | 289 | Spelling | s of certain intellectual and phylosophical consideration 0 t | philosophical |
| 35 | 501 | Spelling | ect the child from mental and phisical harm caused by 'parents'' sophisticated practices | physical |
| 36 | 518 | Spelling | mittion plague-transmittion is introducing severe controls on tourism.First o | plague-transmission |
| 37 | 465 | Spelling | ack most often. The pneumonic plage is the disease of the lungs 0 b | plague |
| 38 | 663 | Morphological error | gn , that the famous Platonian halves of 0 soul have met; perhaps unn | Platonic |
| 39 | 807 | Spelling | in Anglistica Posnaenesia . During three semesters of 0 English | Posnaniensia |
| 40 | 24 | Morphological error | ak the preventive procedures must be taken in order not to let the | preventative |
| 41 | 18 | Spelling | ave proved that not legalised ralationships not legalised ralationships | relationships |
| 42 | 279 | Spelling | ooking for quicker and easier routs to India and China 0 they discovered new | routes |
| 43 | 336 | Spelling | so much have been sad about its harmful effect 0 smacking is s | said |
| 44 | 36 | Morphological error | -garde art, especially music, stressless attitudes to life, work and school are often expr | stress-free |
| 45 | 514 | Spelling | to be done carefully and in a tactfull way so that no panic is spread and people do not | tactful |
| 46 | 653 | Spelling | was, in fact, man's original tranquilizer dating back to prehistoric times. Unfortunately, | tranquillizer |
| 47 | 457 | Morphological L1 transfer | evelopment 0 such as transsexualism , bisexualism , or ( | transsexuality |
| 48 | 157 | Morphological error | ) 0 cope with poor, non-satisfactory conditions in work, for instance : | unsatisfactory |
| 49 | 416 | Spelling | rt a great influence on very valnurable and susceptible young people. | vulnerable |
| 50 | 36 | Spelling | ds coming to Poland from the west . That factor is also strongly connec | West |