[Grammar] Help about a sentence.

[hack3rcon]

Hello.
I want to know a Grammar checker tool like [URL removed] is OK or not. For example, In below sentence how many errors exist?
" I'm a Linux administrator and working on a big newspaper as a Network Administrator and a virtualization guy. My interesting in virtualization Goes back to school days When I see Microsoft Virtual PC for the first time. Nowadays, I'm working on Type 1 virtualization and security and my primary skills are launching Linux servers and hardening them, Doing virtualization like Xen, Citrix XenServer, VMware ESXi, KVM and Oracle VM and network administration. I have a good talent about learning new topics and I'm self-teaching"

The tool tell me no error exist and I want to know is it reliable?


Thank you.

 

[emsr2d2]

Welcome to the forum. :hi:

If that supposed "grammar checker" told you there were no errors in that paragraph, I strongly recommend that you never use the website again. It has missed multiple errors.

 

[emsr2d2]

Hello.
I want to know if a grammar checker tool like [URL removed] is OK or not. For example, how many errors are there in the paragraph below? [STRIKE]sentence how many errors exist?[/STRIKE]

" I'm a Linux administrator and working on a big newspaper as a Network Administrator and a virtualization guy. My interesting in virtualization Goes back to school days When I see Microsoft Virtual PC for the first time. Nowadays, I'm working on Type 1 virtualization and security and my primary skills are launching Linux servers and hardening them, Doing virtualization like Xen, Citrix XenServer, VMware ESXi, KVM and Oracle VM and network administration. I have a good talent about learning new topics and I'm self-teaching"

The tool tells me there are no errors [STRIKE]exist[/STRIKE] and I want to know if [STRIKE]is[/STRIKE] it is reliable.

Thank you.

Note my corrections to the top and bottom of your post above. I have not made any corrections to the main paragraph at this stage. There are errors but I'd like to see if you can spot them first. For example, there are a couple of capital letters that shouldn't be there.