Correcting Mistakes Survey


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Correcting Mistakes

This exercise is to define the students' ability to acknowledge their written errors and their ability to define the type of mistakes done. Thank you for helping me in this survey.
Find and mark the mistakes in the following short biography:
Use the following Correction Keys and write the correction above the line between brackets.
·         T = tense
·         WO = word order
·         Prep = preposition
·         WW = wrong word
·         GR = grammar
·         Y upside down = word missing
·         SP = spelling

Jack Friedhamm was born to New York in October 25, 1965.
He began school at the age of six and continued until he was 18 years. He then went to New York University to learn Medicine. He decided on Medicine because he liked biology when he was at school. While he was to University he met his wife Cindy. Cindy was a beautiful woman with hair long black. They went along for yeers before they decided getting married. Jack began to work like a doctor as soon as he graduated to Medical School. They had two children named Jackie and Peter, and have lived in Queens since the past two years. Jack is very interested painting and likes to paint portraits of his sun Peter.

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