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Grammar error audit log

A grammar mistake you notice once is useful. A mistake you track five times becomes fixable. Use this audit log after every writing or speaking review.

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Short activities built directly from this grammar tool. Drag, decide, match, and recall until the language becomes usable.

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Match the pairs

Connect each column with the correct what to write.

Round 1/4

Error type — choose the matching what to write.

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Audit columns

ColumnWhat to writeExample
Error typearticle, tense, plural, preposition, word formarticle
Original sentenceCopy the exact mistake.Government should fund the public transport.
Corrected sentenceWrite the clean version.The government should fund public transport.
RuleState the rule in plain English.Use the before a specific institution, no article before a general concept.
DrillWrite two fresh sentences using the rule.Public transport reduces traffic. The transport system in my city is crowded.

Weekly repair rule

  • Fix only the top two recurring error types each week.
  • Write five new sentences for each error type.
  • Use one corrected structure in your next timed essay.
  • Review old errors before starting a new mock test.

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