[Grammar] Grammar problems?

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haha27

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Yes, there are grammar problems. There are verb form errors. There is a spelling error. There are singular/plural errors. Read through your piece and see if you can spot them.
 

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Ask a Teacher is not a proofreading service. emsr2d2 has already made this point in one of your previous threads:

This is the third post you have made simply asking us to fix your work. That is not what we are here for. Which parts of this paragraph do YOU think have problems or errors, and why?

I feel so bad because you made fun of me for asking many questions.

I can assure you that emsr2d2 would never make fun of a student/learner.
 

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I don't know what I said that made you think I was making fun of you. Whatever it was, I apologise if that is how you read it. However, I have not made fun of you. I have pointed out that we do not just proofread and fix people's work here. We answer specific questions about specific aspects of the language. In this post, your title simply asked if there were any grammar problems. I answered the question, and I gave you some other information about problems in your post. If you had gone through your post very very carefully again, I think you would have spotted some of them. However, it appears you have simply chosen to delete your original post.
 
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