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missing hyphen in '100 yard house plan'
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He ran the 200 yard dash.
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missing hyphen in '1000 word essay'
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He wrote a 10,000 word essay.
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missing hyphen in '1000 word essay'
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He wrote a 2000 word blog article.
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missing hyphen in '1000 word essay'
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She earns a 6 digit salary.
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missing hyphen in '1000 word essay'
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He needed a 2 letter scrabble word.
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missing comma in 'buy two get one free'
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Buy 2 Get 1 Free!
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At 7 clock (o'clock)
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Let's meet at 7 clock.
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Possible agreement error: numeral + singular countable noun
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I have five book.
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'19 century' (19th century)
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Back then in the 19 century…
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'19 century' (19th century)
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We're living in the 21 century…
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'19 century' (19th century)
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The 2 century is the period from 101 to 200 in accordance with the Julian calendar.
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Incorrect possessive form after a number
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At the time, Guider was working just two day's drive from Narooma, in a Canberra suburb.
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Plural form of numbers in 'two dozens of' (two dozen)
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You need two dozens of eggs.
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Numeral (dozen, hundred, thousand, million) without a determiner or a number
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There are about thousand oaks in this park.
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'much' + countable noun, e.g. 'much (many) children'
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There are much children.
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'much' + countable noun, e.g. 'much (many) children'
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There are much young children.
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Possible agreement error: 'many/several/few' + singular countable noun
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I have several book.
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Missing noun after an adjective
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This is an absurd.
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Missing noun after an adjective
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An absurd is making my existence meaningless.
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Possible agreement error: 'many/several/few' + uncountable noun
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I have many wine.
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Possible agreement error: 'many/several/few' + uncountable noun
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There are many wine and a lot is happening this spring.
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Possible agreement error: 'many/several/few' + uncountable noun
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I have many red wine.
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Possible agreement error: 'many/several/few' + uncountable noun
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I have many red wine and a lot is happening this spring.
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Possible agreement error: 'many/several/few' + uncountable noun
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I have a number of wine.
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Possible agreement error: 'many/several/few' + uncountable noun
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I have a few wine.
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Possible agreement error: 'many/several/few' + uncountable noun
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There is few wine and a lot is happening this spring.
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Possible agreement error: 'many/several/few' + uncountable noun
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I have several wine.
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Possible agreement error: 'many/several/few' + uncountable noun
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There is several wine and a lot is happening this spring.
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Double negative (e.g., 'not... nothing' instead of 'not... anything')
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You shouldn't not do it!
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Double negative (e.g., 'not... nothing' instead of 'not... anything')
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You shouldn't have not done it!
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Double negative (e.g., 'not... nothing' instead of 'not... anything')
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Nobody told me nothing.
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Double negative (e.g., 'not... nothing' instead of 'not... anything')
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I don't have no idea.
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Double negative (e.g., 'not... nothing' instead of 'not... anything')
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I can't show no emotion.
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Double negative (e.g., 'not... nothing' instead of 'not... anything')
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I cannot show no emotion.
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Double negative (e.g., 'not... nothing' instead of 'not... anything')
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I do not have no idea.
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Double negative (e.g., 'not... nothing' instead of 'not... anything')
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I didn't have no idea.
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Double negative (e.g., 'not... nothing' instead of 'not... anything')
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I did not have no idea.
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Double negative (e.g., 'not... nothing' instead of 'not... anything')
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I haven't done no harm.
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Double negative (e.g., 'not... nothing' instead of 'not... anything')
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I have not done no harm.
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Double negative (e.g., 'not... nothing' instead of 'not... anything')
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I didn't see nothing.
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Double negative (e.g., 'not... nothing' instead of 'not... anything')
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I didn't see nothing.
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Double negative (e.g., 'not... nothing' instead of 'not... anything')
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You can't afford not to believe me.
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Double negative (e.g., 'not... nothing' instead of 'not... anything')
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There won't be nothing much, but please come by my house this evening.
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Double negative (e.g., 'not... nothing' instead of 'not... anything')
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There wasn't nobody there.
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Double negative (e.g., 'not... nothing' instead of 'not... anything')
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Sorry, I don't have neither one.
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Double negative (e.g., 'not... nothing' instead of 'not... anything')
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She couldn't hardly understand a word.
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Double negative (e.g., 'not... nothing' instead of 'not... anything')
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She could not hardly understand a word.
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Double negative (e.g., 'not... nothing' instead of 'not... anything')
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She hasn't seen nobody.
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Double negative (e.g., 'not... nothing' instead of 'not... anything')
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That won't do you no good.
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Double negative (e.g., 'not... nothing' instead of 'not... anything')
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I can't find my keys no where.
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Double negative (e.g., 'not... nothing' instead of 'not... anything')
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I can't find my keys nowhere.
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misspelled tips and tricks
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tips and trick
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misspelled tips and tricks
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tip and tricks
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ad (and)
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They discussed the environmental, economic ad social aspects.
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goof (good)
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It wasn't the best game, but it was goof.
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form y (for my)
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I realize there's no excuse form y words.
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Sentence is a fragment
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Though the dog likes to bark loudly.
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Sentence is a fragment
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Even if the dog likes to bark.
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Sentence is a fragment
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So if the dog likes to bark.
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Sentence is a fragment
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So, if the dog likes to bark.
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Sentence is a fragment
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So even if the dog likes to bark.
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Sentence is a fragment
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So, even if the dog likes to bark.
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Sentence is a fragment
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In order that the dog guards the house.
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Sentence is a fragment
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Provided that the dog guards my house.
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wrong preposition: 'exception PREPOSITION the rule' (exception to the rule)
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Graphite is an exception of the rule.
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Regarding to (regard to/regarding)
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Your action with regarding to the decision of the committee is not satisfactory.
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ARTICLE ADJECTIVE of
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The live of Brian.
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ARTICLE ADJECTIVE of
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The summery of the book was very easy to read.
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ARTICLE ADJECTIVE of
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It was a serious of events.
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ARTICLE ADJECTIVE of
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The numerous of people is too high.
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