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My English is not good. However let me try to correct some grammar errors, in order to help you realize what' wrong in the writing below:
"I had (HAVE) read this article for 3 times since I really wantED to learn something about highschool here in case my kids need help in the future. My conclusioN is NO POINT. I really don't get what this article wantS to express. What is the point?
By the way, my three cousins had("had" CAN BE REMOVED) graduated from unionville highschool ( they all be(HAVE BEEN) here since grade 8). One of my close friend's (FRIENDS')son just enrollED in bayview highschool last september and one of my friend's daughterS (or FRIENDS' DAUGHTER) have (HAS) been in seneca hill high school for more than 2 years (SINCE MORE THAN TWO YERAS AGO). Never hear (I HAVE NEVER HEARD)about something (ANYTHING) complication (SO COMPLICATED) when I discussED with them about their school life. My personal feeling is THAT the school life here is OK (ALRIGHT) excepte (EXCEPT) in some unsafe community (COMMUNITIES). Hope parents won't be panic by misleading OF THIS ARTICLE.
LEARNING IS LIFE LONG PROCEDURES, ISN'T IT? ESPECIALLY IN A NEW ENVIRONMENT.
Thinkaboutit 发表于 2011-6-14 12:08
I admit there are some mis-spellings and gramatic mistakes. Unfortunately, some of your corrections is very stereotype. Sticked on the grammar that you learn in high school. Strongly suggest you read more native articles such as those in "Toronto Star", "Reader" or "Canadian Business" You will understand that English as a language is very flexible.
Anyway, thank you for your corrections and will do more proof reading in the future.
Totally agree that LEARNING IS LIFE LONG PROCEDURES, ISN'T IT? ESPECIALLY IN A NEW ENVIRONMENT |
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