{"id":1141,"date":"2012-05-15T09:00:06","date_gmt":"2012-05-15T13:00:06","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/english\/?p=1141"},"modified":"2012-05-08T22:40:11","modified_gmt":"2012-05-09T02:40:11","slug":"post-editing-part-ii","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/english\/post-editing-part-ii\/","title":{"rendered":"Post Editing (Part II)"},"content":{"rendered":"

Todays<\/del> (Today’s) post is a little different than my usual posts.\u00a0 I’ve written this post with a number of common grammer<\/del> (grammar) and spelling errors in it that I want you to find.\u00a0 This is like a game of ESL hide-and-seek!<\/p>\n

Tomorrow<\/del> (Tomorrow) I will re-post this exact same passage highlighting all the errors that I have made so you can see if you found all the mistake<\/del> (mistakes).\u00a0 Good luck finding all grammar and spelling errors in this post!<\/p>\n

Here is a little story…
\nTheir<\/del> (There) is a women<\/del> (woman) named Mary who lives in a small cabin in the woods.\u00a0 She have<\/del> (has) been living in this same cabin\u00a0 her hole<\/del> (whole) life.\u00a0 She don’t<\/del> (doesn’t) know what she would do if she couldn’t life<\/del> (live) there any more<\/del> (anymore) as its<\/del> (it’s) the only place that feels like home to her.\u00a0 In the forest wear<\/del> (where) m<\/del>ary (Mary) lives there are many trees, a river, and of course animals that Mary know<\/del> (knows) good<\/del> (well).\u00a0 Their<\/del> (there) are more animals living in and a round<\/del> (around) Marys<\/del> (Mary’s) house than you could possibility<\/del> (possibly) imagine.\u00a0 The bigger<\/del> (biggest) animals are bears, the bears are bigger than the deers<\/del> (deer), rabbits, and squirrels, but the mouses<\/del> (mice) are the smallest animals of all.\u00a0 Mary grew<\/del> (grows) her own food in the garden next<\/em> (next to) her house.\u00a0 Her<\/del> (she) grows food in her garden in all the sumer<\/del> (summer) and than<\/del> (then) stores it in cans and botles<\/del> (bottles) to be aten<\/del> (eaten) during the winter when fresh foods<\/del> (food) are<\/del> (is) hard to find.\u00a0 Mary don’t<\/del> (doesn’t) need to buy any foods<\/del> (food) from the grocery store in fact, she gets all she needs from the woods.\u00a0 Her life is simple(,<\/strong>) but happy.<\/p>\n

How did you do?\u00a0 I hope you were able to spot most of these errors. Maybe you even found an error or two that missed to highlight (even I make English errors!) if so let me know by making a comment to this post.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Todays (Today’s) post is a little different than my usual posts.\u00a0 I’ve written this post with a number of common grammer (grammar) and spelling errors in it that I want you to find.\u00a0 This is like a game of ESL hide-and-seek! Tomorrow (Tomorrow) I will re-post this exact same passage highlighting all the errors that…<\/p>\n

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