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Serge Gordon
I agree with you. Text should always be checked for errors and typos. I run several blogs. And when you write a lot, it happens that letters change places or there are extra spaces. Especially when you get into the excitement and type really fast so you don't lose your train of thought. I use this resource https://textadviser.com/en/grammar-checker Very convenient, quick to check and easy to make corrections to the text. Give it a try!
Doom Slayer
I also think that it is simply unrealistic to write huge texts in a non-native language and not make mistakes. It is better to use services that instead of you will be able to check all the subtleties and nuances that are connected with the grammar of the language in which you write.
Sem
A very interesting lesson. And the main thing is simple. But it happens that you write big texts. For example, articles or essays and you can still make a mistake somewhere, for example, put a comma in the wrong place. Today, grammar is easier anyway because there are services on the Internet that will help correct all errors in the online test.
Nazanin
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Mehrnaz Babapour
Hi. I used to listen to this podcast, but now, when I play the voice, it says there are some errors while playing voice. additionally, I received the error just wanted to play English podcasts. If you could, help me. thanks