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RE: Grammatical Errors? Improve Your Grammatic Skills!
The simplest way to solve grammatical errors is to check that the document doesn't have any green or red underline in your word processor. If it does, right click on the offending phrase or word and select from the choices.
It usually solves the usual mistakes in the written version, but it takes some amount of practice to fix the spoken word.
The thing to watch out for that the grammar editor doesn't usually catch is your homophones, homonyms and homographs. Also when to use the correct prepositions in, at, to etc.
Red underlines only appear when you have wrong spelling. So it does not help pretty much. So that's why I thought of creating this post.
Yup... green is for the grammar mistakes, sometimes the red line catches the homophone and capitalization errors. Sometimes. :-D Good post, I only made the comment for people who do not have your patience and drive to learn more, as well as your attention to detail and capacity to remember stuff.
You are exceptionally good at learning (look back on your achievements so far, hehe) it's easy to overlook those who struggle with it. :-) Peace