ERROR CORRECTION EXERCISE 10  The following text comes from a composition by an English schoolchild.. Some of the lines in this composition contain a word that shouldn't be there., either because it's incorrect or because it's in the incorrect position.

ERROR CORRECTION EXERCISE 10  The following text comes from a composition by an English schoolchild.. Some of the lines in this composition contain a word that shouldn't be there., either because it's incorrect or because it's in the incorrect position. Write the word in the column on the left. Other lines are correct. Put a tick (v) against the lines which are correct.. There are 4 correct lines. The first three are examples.   WHY MY TEACHER IS THE BEST IN BRITAIN I am dyslexic, and I think the most best teacher in Britain is the teacher, most Mrs Davies, who helps me with my problems. She is the best teacher v because she understands the things what I find difficult. what 1 She never shouts at me or tells to me I am lazy or careless if I can't 2 spell a word. She just shows me the my mistake and asks me if I can 3 correct it by myself. She always gives me a lots of time to do this. 4 Mrs Davies never laughs at me, only with me. For instance, I find 5 it much difficult to tell the difference between a "b" and a "d" but Mrs 6 does not never laugh at the funny mistakes I make, like writing 7 'baddy' instead of 'daddy'. She just tries to find special ways of 8 helping me remember the letters which give to me problems. 9 Although Mrs Davies is very kind and patient she only praises me 10 when the work I have do is good. If I give her a piece of work that 11 is not very good, she doesn't get cross but she says me that she 12 thinks I can to do it better if I concentrate and try really hard. 13. So when Mrs Davies says "Well done!" after that I have given 14 her a composition or a letter, I feel really pleased because of I know 15 she understands that I have tried really hard to do my best.