Dealing with Error Identification

1. Dealing with Error Identification

2. 1. Word Form • Dog should be checked regularly by a veterinarian to ensure that it remains in good healthy. • Field mice are extremely destruction to naturalvegetation and are often responsible for soil erosion. • Sue’s White’s interest in the law and public affairs led her to an active role in the woman suffrage movement and resulted in various public appointing.

3. 2. Word Choice • Small town newspapers often urge readers to make business with local merchants. • Alike their close relative, the frogs and the toadsare amphibians. • Advertising ranks as the most important source of income by far for almost magazines. • A well is a hole sunk in the ground to bring water or another fluids to the surface.

4. 3. Verb Form • Tense • Voices • Finite and Non-finite verbs • Numbers • Every one of the body’s billions of cells require a constant supply of food and oxygen. • The most important period of physical growth in humans occurred during their first two years. • In 1994 biologist Charles Michener devised a rather complicated system for to classify the appropriately 20,000 species of bees.

5. 4. Parallelism • The Botan is a wildflower that grows in shady fields, in marshes, and mountain slopes. • Dr. Digit temporarily employed to control, adjustment, and correct complex industrial operations. • The purpose of American Dental Association is to improve dental health and promotion the science and art of density. • Industrial designers try to make products attraction, efficient, and safe.

6. 5. Numbers of nouns • Agartha Christie detective stories are admired both by critics and general readers. • Hydrophobia are diseases that can be transmitted to humanby animals. • A recent bestseller has been written about Sacagawea and their life as an Indian guide for the Lewis and Clark expedition. • The 15th Asian Games started last night with the opening ceremonies, featuring thousands of artist in glittering costumes and dazzling fireworks production.

7. 6. Preposition • The pitch of a tuning fork depends of the size and shape of its arms. • Dynamics is a branch of physics that deals for the relationship between motion and force. • In nowadays air travelers do not have to worry as muchabout getting airsick as they did twenty years ago.

8. 7. Articles • The most butterfly eggs coated with a sticky substance that holds them to plants. • A number of large advertising companies have the headquarters in New York. • A epiphyte is a plant without any roots in the soil. • Maria Goeppert Mayer sharedthe 1963 Nobel Prize forthe physics.

9. 8. Comparison • Basketball is played at a muchfast pace than baseball. • The deep oceans contain some of the stranger of all living creatures. • More as a million people in the Untied States are now enrolled in wine-appreciation courses. • Scientists think that genesmay control a person’s body size, intelligent, and resistance to certain diseases.

10. 9. Word Order • During pioneer times, the Allegheny Mountains were a barrier majorto transportation. • In Philadelphia’s Franklin Institute, there is a working model of a human heartenough large for visitors to walk though. • The common toadmolts or shed its outer skin times severala year. • Danai’s victory upset gave Thailand its 13th and last gold and clinched fifth place in the overall standings.

11. 10. Conjunction • Laser beams have important applications, not only in medicine and in industry. • Brakes and clutches serve very different functions in an automobile, and their principles of operation are nearly the same. • Cayenne pepper comes from the seedpod of the pepper plant, which is dried or then ground. • In the United States, the legal holiday is January first, and Americans begin celebrating on December 31.

12. 11. Pronouns • Bill, whom was a businessman and an inventor, became a popular person in 1998. • A thermometer is a device it is used to measure atmospheric heat. • Some types of dogs which may live as long as 20 years. • Walt Whitman’s first book of poetry, Leave of Grass, baffled the public when he was published in 1855.

13. 12. Redundancy • Many people do not realizehow impressive a famous painting or sculpture can be because they rarely seldomsee the original. • To make iron, the metal must be isolated separated from the nonmetallic elements in the ore. • Effective relations between labor management are very high important in an industrial society.