Grammatical Errors Novels & Stories

Don't forget to read them and recommend this book to your friends. Ignore any grammatical error you might notice in the book. I use a weird phone to type and still learning~

TO BE CONTINUED. A/N: First of all, I am really sorry for the grammatical errors, especially in Korean word that I have written. There are scenes that was written into Korean words. I discovered an app, lately. I am so bobo because I used the wrong translations before, so, forgive me if you're a Korean reader or the one who understands Korean Language. Now, I've found a new best app for translations. I won't say it here because I'm not here to promote or something, haha. (xoxo) thank you!

“I worked really hard on that paper. I deserved an A.” Frowning, I took the paper and scanned it. I specifically remembered this student’s essay—most, but not all, of the information was factual, and the writing wasn’t the best. He had a lot of grammatical errors, which anyone could see from the red marks littered across the page, and his citations were a mess. “I’m sorry, Alex, but you had a lot of errors,” I said, sliding the paper back toward him. “Maybe Professor Brooks will let you do some extra credit to make up for the grade, but—”

" I don't want any spelling mistakes or grammatical errors, okay?" "In other words, you want me to type it to perfection?" " Knock yourself out,"

I silently reread it twice before looking up at him, wondering what about the seemingly-inoffensive sentence had caused him to call me in. "Could HAVE," he said, before once more pausing for effect. "Sir?" "The phrase is could HAVE, Amber. You've written 'could OF'." A long sigh escaped my lungs - I hadn't even realized I'd been holding my breath - and my entire body relaxed. I mean, it was an analytics report - not something that could have bankrupted the company - but it was a relief to know that it was a simple grammatical error that he was upset about, and not something more serious.