Careless English Mistakes

This offcourse depends on the capability each of the people has, but I think that self correcting your mistakes after the teacher has showed them to you generates a more complete process of learning. Since the students know which mistakes might commit is more posible that they avoid to do it.

This offcourse depends on the capability each of the people has, but I think that self correcting your mistakes after the teacher has showed them to you generates a more complete process of learning. Since the students know which mistakes might commit is more posible that they avoid to do it.

By marking with color, I can clearly see my mistake. I will probably correct it by looking up somewhere.
I also voted for the teacher explaining me, though that could be complementary to the first option.

I understand better when my mistakes are being recognized and I prefer a visual way. Also, by talking with the teacher, you can realize what you are doing wrong.

Admin wrote:If you have made a Careless Mistake, how would you like to be corrected? Please choose a way and explain why.

Thank you.

When the teacher corrects my work with another colour, marking the things that I wrote bad, it makes me realize of my mistakes and I can corrected. With extra work I can exercise the elements of the grammatical rules in English

For me the best option is to have a conversation with the teacher, like that you would understand better which was your mistake you can also make him some questions and that would be like a personal reinforcement

I chose the extra workshop because we can make more examples to understand our mistakes and how to correct them

I think is better to have conversations with the teacher since he can correct your mistakes face to face.

I think that when I make a workshop I can analyze what were my mistakes when making the correction and doing it reinforce the topics I have learned.

I think that we are not adapted to what Leo has being teaching us so that's why we make a lot of CEMis mistakes, but that's just a matter of practice