Code

Meaning

Example

Correction

A

Wrong Article

A [A]moon goes around a [A] earth.

The moon goes around the earth.

^A

Missing Article

[^A] Man looked funny.

The man looked funny.

Pr

Wrong Preposition

I'm interested of [Pr] science.

I'm interested in science.

^Pr

Missing Preposition

The rabbit jumped [^Pr] the hole.

The rabbit jumped into the hole.

WW

Wrong Word (Or Several Wrong Words)

The man ate breakfast [WW] in the evening.

The man ate dinner in the evening.

^

Missing Word

This is the man [^] hit me.

This is the man who hit me.

^^

Two or More Missing Words or Missing Phrase

I got hit [^^] car.

I got hit by a car.

^S

Missing Subject

[^S] will be good.

It will be good.

^V

Missing Verb

Being a radio star [^V]

Being a radio star will be fun.

WS

Wrong Part of Speech

I'm very interested in financial [WS].

I'm very interested in finances.

N

Number/ Singular or Plural problem.

I like cat [N].

I like cats.

VT

Verb Tense Problem

He kick [VT] me yesterday.

He kicked me yesterday.

VF

Verb Form Problem

I've gotten used to eat [VF] here every day.

I've gotten used to eating here every day.

AP

Active Passive Verb Problem

A lot of problems experience [AP] here every day.

A lot of problems are experienced here every day.

SV

Subject Verb Agreement Problem

He like [SV] dogs.

He likes dogs.

P

Punctuation Problem or Spacing Problem

Do you like dogs. [P]

Do you like dogs?

C

Capitalization Problem

I'm from america. [C]

I'm from America.

Po

Possessive Form Problem

The students [Po] homework was finished at last.

The students' homework was finished at last.

SF

Sentence Fragment

The best thing about fast food [SF]

The best thing about fast food is the price.

F

Form--Countable, uncountable, or other grammatical errors

I have a lot of homeworks [F].

I have a lot of homework.

G

Other Grammatical Problem

WO

Word Order

He away walked [WO].

He walked away.

Sp

Spelling Problem

I like to eat peeza [Sp].

I like to eat pizza.

??

I Don't Understand What You Mean

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