Grammar tool
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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Match the pairs
Connect each column with the correct what to write.
Error type — choose the matching what to write.
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Audit columns
| Column | What to write | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Error type | article, tense, plural, preposition, word form | article |
| Original sentence | Copy the exact mistake. | Government should fund the public transport. |
| Corrected sentence | Write the clean version. | The government should fund public transport. |
| Rule | State the rule in plain English. | Use the before a specific institution, no article before a general concept. |
| Drill | Write 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.
Editorial details and primary sources
By FluentMock Editorial Team · Published 2026-06-13 · Updated 2026-06-28 · Official sources checked
- IELTS test format — IELTS
- IELTS scoring in detail — IELTS
- TOEFL iBT score breakdown — ETS
- TOEFL iBT test content — ETS
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