B1: Submit
Date: August 09, 2000
Time: 10:32
log_1
1. Since my latest log entry I've experienced so many diferent and interesting things. I would like to start speaking {1} about my first impresion {2} of this course, particularly the evening {3} clases, where {4} I was not very happy with. I didn't like the idea of working by ourselves, in groups, doing the project. Somehow we managed to solve the little problem and our team have decided to make {5} it as soon as posible investing one week and a half more or less, and afterwards we are looking forward to receive {6} in the evening classes similar lessons as in the morning.
I'm happy with the trip we made to Dartington; it was so helpful and excelent {***} {7} explained what the two managers told us about the company. However I found it quite far away from the University; I consider the two hours-trip too much.
I really believe in the great advantage this business course is going to provide me with in a near future. I love morning clases, with that huge vocabulary and new facts in {8} the business world. It is also so important to be corrected in terms of grammar and spelling while speaking and writting {9}.
| Instances | Description |
| 2 | PREPOSITION - you have used the wrong preposition, or the preposition is missing, or you don't need a preposition |
| 1 | RELATIVE PRONOUN - you have used the wrong relative pronoun form (who, which, that, where, whose, preposition + who/which, zero relative); or you have used it incorrectly; or a relative pronoun is needed. |
| 7 | SPELLING - the word is wrongly spelled. |
| 1 | VERB FORM - you have used the wrong form of the verb. For example, singular instead of plural, infinitive instead of -ing, wrong auxiliary, passive instead of active or vice versa, etc. |
| 3 | VOCABULARY MISTAKE - you have used the wrong word. Check in the dictionary. |
| 1 | WORD FORM - you used a word in the wrong form. For example, you have used the adjective form when you should have used the noun form, or adverb instead of adjective etc. |