Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Correction"

A: I have never heard this said. Could it be an error?

A: I saw it on the news😃

A: I speak admitting the possibility of making mistakes

A: Type "correction", including the quotation marks, in Google and then press the "News" tab and you will see thousands of correctly used examples. This is a great technique to use for any word or expression in any language.

A: This is the correct way of speaking everyday english.

I need to get it done in the way I planned to do it, so that I can study english at ease.

It's better for me to write everything down in regular script.

A: "I was kinda nervous yesterday as I wasn't sure if they'd give me a promo code by the proper time for ticketing but Allison assured me that I will get one for sure, I told myself the same thing as a guarantee. Now I feel better and relieved as I believe in myself and I prepared all the necessary information about it. I even made tutorials about how to get a satisfactory seat."

A: Haha I love these sentences because both of them have a slight different nuance. "Just made" is emphasizing the making or the action is more wanted, while "just one" means you don't have to make gazillions of corrections to win my approval; it will still be deferential for me even if you make JUST one correction. In other words, first one says I don't care how many; you must MAKE them. Meanwhile, the second says JUST make one correction and you will be revered.

A: A correction is when you're changing something that was wrong/incorrect beforehand. While a modification is changing something that wasn't necessarily incorrect or wrong, but had room for improvement or could be changed in some way.
For Correction Examples:
Emma made a correction on her homework, as she got number five wrong.
or
You could make a correction here.

For Modification Examples:
Anna modified her project to make it better.
or
The final product needed a few modifications, but it was nearly all set to go.

A: Correction is a noun (thing), correct can be a verb (action) or an adjective. - Can you make corrections on my paper professor?- and - Can you correct my paper professor? or - All of your answers were correct. -

A: When I write something wrong, I use my correction pen to cover the wrong word or letter in correction fluid. The correction fluid is white and dries in a minute. I can then write on top of the dried correction fluid with the new word. You have to shake the correction pen before you use it, to make sure the correction fluid is inside and will come out of the correction pen.

A: you can use either , they are both correct

A: What you said is correct. It is more common to say

I would like (for) us to catch up more often

Or

I want us to catch up more often

A: Correzione

A: do you refer to the corrector pen?

A: Whiteout?

A: @nileshmghadi: "Please give me any suggestions or corrections down below."

A: "had" means that the action happened in the past until a certain point in time. For example, "He had worked as a soldier in the military until he retired". "had" is used because the person worked up to the point when he retired.

In your sentence, deciding on what to do is not something that stopped at a certain time, so you don't need "had".

A: Could a native speaker please correct this? (Please) don't write it right away, but neatly/clearly write(or explain) it after you correct it.

You can shorten it to:
Could a native speaker please correct this? Please write (or explain) the correction clearly.

A: Without his correction I might have misspelled again.

A: A bit formal,

"thanks for your correction"

"thanks for helping me"

"thank you so much"

"thanks a bunch!"

"thanks, you rock!"
(as in... Thank you so much, you are so cool and kind to help me)
(a bit of slang, but it is a great compliment for peers)

A: "Thank you for kindly correcting me"と言えば自然です。他の文はちょっと言わないですね。
"Thank you for correcting me" や "Thank you for taking out the time to correct me" も言えます。:)