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Hi, Here's a quick and general comment. If you want to do A level work, you need to use capital letters and correct punctuation. If you don't, it will make your writing hard to understand and the reader will just assume that it's not worth reading. Can you revise your paragraph and repost...

I don't think you read the last correction at all. I am only going to highlight errors. It's up to you to fix them. Our work here is done. You have changed things that you should not have. You now have tenses all over - past in one place, present in another. You seem to have removed spaces...

Love_suicide wrote:hi can anyone correct my writing and if you could add some idea to the paragraph to make it look better... Burglary One day after school. Please use a smaller size of type.#1 A full stop is followed by one space. The next sentence begins...

Anonymous wrote: When referring to a novel in a paragraph, what is the proper punctuation - do you underline the title only, do you underline and have quotations, do you only have quotations? Also are all the words of the novel's title capitalized? HB Common Errors in English The Right...

Firstly, make sure you use capital "I" not lowercase "i". Secondly, make sure you have a space after a punctuation mark. After a full stop, start the next sentence with a capital letter. english should be capitalized as Englishspelling errors: mitakes>mistakes pratical > practical ...

Comments on ClassStudent3’s Writing I can see the four paragraphs you have posted separately here – fantastic! Paragraph 1 Get the title right – Sixth Sense! That you are writing on the Internet is not an excuse for being careless with capital letters and punctuation. You need capital...

Your revision got rid of the two birds, but the 'competitor' line is 'way out of meter. Iambic pentameter is simple-- it is the natural rhythm of much of spoken narrative English. The trick is that you must compose lines whose natural spoken cadence matches this form; the word stress and...

Go through it and fix the spelling, punctuation, capital letters and so on, as you clearly have the English language ability to do so. This will make it far easier for us to read and therefore help you. First tip though, you need to make it clear in the very first paragraph that you are writing...