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Hmm. The English in this post is probably already above the average level of English as written in the US. I suppose one thing you could do is to simply encou
by downerending 7y ago
Hmm. The English in this post is probably already above the average level of English as written in the US.
I suppose one thing you could do is to simply encourage your correspondents to point out your errors. A little humbling, perhaps, but there's a lot to be said for rapid feedback.
You didn't ask, but here's a little:
English in the sense of the language is invariably capitalized.
okay is perhaps a more correct spelling, though many use OK or ok informally.
most of the information sounds a bit odd. Maybe just most things.
Probably when I have made.
You're missing a couple of periods at the end of sentences.
This is all rather trivial, though. Your (written) English is essentially at a native level.
- qnsi 7y agoThank you so much for pointing out the mistakes. I guess at the end of the day I will have to pay for a teacher to point out mistakes in my speech / writing, then ankify what she points out and try to improve in this way. I still think there might be a NLP based solution that could be of good use for people for example at reddit /r/grammar. They seem to recommend grammarly a lot