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Why Error Correction Deserves Its Own Review

Knowing a Rule Isn't the Same as Catching It Live

Why Timed Writing Reveals Errors Untimed Practice Doesn't

Spot the Fossilized Error Pattern

The Golden Rule of This Module

Grammar Errors: The Repeat Offenders

Why These Errors Specifically

Subject-Verb Agreement: The Tricky Cases

Article Errors: A, An, The, or Nothing

Tense Shift Mid-Response

Spot the Grammar Error

Your Grammar Repeat-Offenders Reference

Word-Level Errors: Wrong Word, Wrong Form

Two Different Word-Level Problems

Commonly Confused Word Pairs

Wrong Word Form

Common Word-Form Error Patterns

Spot the Word-Level Error

Your Word-Level Error Reference

Structural Errors: A Fast Diagnostic Pass

This Section Is a Speed Drill, Not a Re-Teach

Quick-Recognition Signals for All Four

Mixed Diagnostic: Four Sentences, Four Errors

Rapid Diagnostic 1

Rapid Diagnostic 2

Your Structural Speed-Drill Reference

Your Self-Editing Process

One Unfocused Reread Misses Most Errors

Three Proofreading Techniques

Trying to Catch Everything in One Unfocused Pass

Spot the Best Technique

Your Self-Editing Checklist

Comprehensive Error Correction Practice

The Final Drill

Mixed Drill 1: Grammar or Word-Level?

Mixed Drill 2: Structural or Grammar?

Mixed Drill 3: Word Form

Mixed Drill 4: Redundancy or Parallelism?

You've Completed the Full Skills Library

A capstone diagnostic drill for the errors that survive strong preparation: subject-verb agreement, articles, confused word pairs, word-form mistakes, and a fast structural scan — plus a repeatable self-editing process and a mixed final practice.

Knowing a grammar rule and catching your own violation of it live, in your own writing or
speech, are two different skills. This capstone module drills the errors that survive even
strong preparation — subject-verb agreement, article mistakes, confused word pairs, and
the structural slips that are easy to explain but hard to self-catch — and builds a
repeatable self-editing process to catch them before a rater does.

Common Error Correction

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