User:Phlsph7/Correction suggestions experiment
The following is a list of automatically generated correction suggestions for various articles. Each article has a separate section. After implementing or dismissing a suggestion, use strikethrough on it with <s>...</s> (e.g. [1]) so that other editors know that it has been checked.
The suggestions were created using an AI model and can include inaccuracies, so copy editors should use their own judgment and not implement them blindly. The script may overlook errors in the article. It focuses primarily on objective errors rather than style and formulation improvements required for polished prose. Additionally, the script only reviews regular paragraphs and ignores mistakes in lists, image captions, and similar elements.
| − | His | + | His paternal grandfather Assad Boulos was the leader of Youssef Bey Karam's army and led a merciless fight against the Ottomans. |
Explanation: The word "paertnal" is a misspelling. The correct spelling is "paternal."
| − | + | In August 2015, a website bringing together Boulos' books, conferences, interviews, articles and various works to perpetuate his memory was created at the initiative of the Jouzour Simon Boulos Foundation and the former MP Jawad Boulos. |
- Explanation: The preposition "On" is incorrect when referring to a month and year. The correct preposition is "In."
| − | They have a symbol of 811 and also call | + | They have a symbol of 811 and also call themselves 'Nahd al 'Aasiyah' meaning Nahd, the disobedient. |
- Explanation: The word "themself" should be "themselves" to agree with the plural subject "They." The word "disobediant" is a misspelling and should be corrected to "disobedient."
| − | Banu Nahd has been an | + | Banu Nahd has been an important tribe in Wadi Hadhramaut migrating to the region from their original homes in Najran and its environs during 1195 AD. |
- Explanation: The words "Important" and "In" should not be capitalized as they are not proper nouns or the beginning of a sentence.
| − | The Nahd have also been across Najd being one of the first Quda'ah Tribes to settle there. | + | The Nahd have also been across Najd being one of the first Quda'ah Tribes to settle there. Furthermore, they have a degree of presence in Khaleej, especially in UAE and are also found in Iraq and Oman. |
- Explanation: "Further more" should be corrected to "Furthermore," which is the correct spelling of the word. Additionally, a comma is needed after "Furthermore" to properly separate the introductory element from the main clause.
| − | Nahdi tribes have migrated across the Indian Ocean to Java, | + | Nahdi tribes have migrated across the Indian Ocean to Java, Indonesia, Somaliland, India, and also Jeddah in Saudi Arabia. |
- Explanation: The period after "Indonesia" should be replaced with a comma to correctly list the locations. The word "In" should not be capitalized as it is not the beginning of a sentence.
| − | Prophet Muhammad sent a message to the Banu Nahd along with other tribes in Yemen to follow Islam, to which the Nahd | + | Prophet Muhammad sent a message to the Banu Nahd along with other tribes in Yemen to follow Islam, to which the Nahd agreed, however, not initially. |
- Explanation: A comma is needed after "agreed" and "however" to properly separate the clauses and improve readability.
| − | After Islam, the Banu Nahd participated in the battle of al Qadisiyyah where they were led by a general named Qays bin Hidhyam bin Jurthumah | + | After Islam, the Banu Nahd participated in the battle of al Qadisiyyah where they were led by a general named Qays bin Hidhyam bin Jurthumah. During the times of the Umayyads, Qasour Bin Ma'alal who came from the tribe of Nahd was appointed as the Governor of Sistan. |
- Explanation: A space is needed after the period to properly separate the sentences.
| − | There has been a battle narrated Abu Muhammad al Hasan al Hamdani who lived from 890s-940s in his work of Al Iklil (Volume | + | There has been a battle narrated by Abu Muhammad al Hasan al Hamdani who lived from the 890s-940s in his work of Al Iklil (Volume 2) stated the Madhhaj allied to Nahd and Khawlan were engaged in conflict against the tribe of Hawazin which instigated a large war between Quda'ah and the Qaysi tribes. |
- Explanation: The preposition "by" is needed after "narrated" to indicate who narrated the battle. Additionally, "the" is needed before "890s-940s" to specify the time period. A period is needed at the end of the sentence.
| − | The Nahd, along with their allies of the time, Banu al | + | The Nahd, along with their allies of the time, Banu al Harith, were attacked by Yahya bin al Hussein of the Zaydis during 910 AD. |
- Explanation: A comma is needed after "Banu al Harith" to properly separate the clause. Additionally, "the" before "Yahya bin al Hussein" is unnecessary and should be removed.
| − | In 1140 they would declare support for the Sulaymanids and would attack the Banu Yam tribe that | + | In 1140 they would declare support for the Sulaymanids and would attack the Banu Yam tribe that had a huge presence over the province of Najran in 1154. |
- Explanation: The verb "has" should be changed to "had" to maintain past tense consistency.
| − | They would begin mass migrating to Hadhramaut in 1195 (along with Banu al Harith and Banu Dhannah, their allies) due to multiple possible reasons like drought situations in the area, pressure from the Zaydi | + | They would begin mass migrating to Hadhramaut in 1195 (along with Banu al Harith and Banu Dhannah, their allies) due to multiple possible reasons like drought situations in the area, pressure from the Zaydi Imamate, and interest in the agriculture of Wadi Hadhramaut. |
- Explanation: A comma is needed before "and" in a list for clarity, and "interest into" should be corrected to "interest in" for proper prepositional use.
| − | They would begin hostility | + | They would begin hostility in the 1200s AD against the tribes of Wadi Hadhramaut. |
- Explanation: "Since" should be replaced with "in the" to correctly indicate the time period when the hostility began.
| − | In 1207 AD they would | + | In 1207 AD they would besiege the cities of Tarim, Shibam, and Maryamah, destroying the Al Daghar, a tribe from Kinda which ruled Shibam in 1208 AD; however, in the same year, Banu Sa'ad and some tribes of Kinda would retaliate and defeat Nahd. |
- Explanation: "Siege" should be corrected to "besiege" for proper verb usage. A semicolon is needed before "however" to properly separate the clauses, and a comma is needed after "however" for clarity.
| − | Omar bin | + | Omar bin Mahdi, the appointed Ayyubid Governor of Hadhramaut, would make his arrival in 1216 AD, subjugating much of Hadhramaut under his rule. |
- Explanation: Commas are needed to set off the appositive "the appointed Ayyubid Governor of Hadhramaut" and to separate the clauses for clarity.
| − | Nahd would begin | + | Nahd would begin its revolt against Omar Bin Mahdi in the 1220s. |
- Explanation: "Their" should be corrected to "its" to maintain agreement with the singular noun "Nahd."
| − | Nahd would kill Omar Bin Mahdi in 1224 AD at | + | Nahd would kill Omar Bin Mahdi in 1224 AD at Shibam, dismantling Ayyubid control. |
- Explanation: A comma is needed after "Shibam" to separate the clauses, and "Control" should be in lowercase as it is not a proper noun.
| − | In 1226- | + | In 1226-27, rain would flood much of Wadi Hadhramaut, weakening the rule of Nahd, which allowed the Banu Sa’ad to take over Shibam in 1229. In the same year, though, Omar bin Ma’soud would take Al Hajrain, and in 1230 he would take Henin and besiege the Iqbal (a tribe from Kinda) in their city of Al Shihr until they paid him to leave. |
- Explanation: Commas are needed after "1226-27" and "Nahd" for clarity. A period is needed to separate the sentences, and a comma is needed after "though" for clarity. "A" should be in lowercase as it is not the start of a new sentence.
| − | He would purchase Shibam back | + | He would purchase Shibam back in 1231 AD and would attack and take over Wadi ‘Amd, then return to Tarim. |
- Explanation: "Returning" should be corrected to "return" to maintain parallel structure with "attack and take over."
| − | Iqbal would successfully take over Nahdi | + | Iqbal would successfully take over Nahdi possessions of Tarim and Shibam in 1236 AD. This changed when in 1238 AD Nahd would counterattack and take over all of Hadhramaut again under Amer Bin Shammakh, a Nahdi. |
- Explanation: "Possessions" should be in lowercase as it is not a proper noun. A period is needed to separate the sentences for clarity.
| − | Following this, the Iqbal | + | Following this, the Iqbal family would be expelled. |
- Explanation: "Family" should be in lowercase as it is not a proper noun.
| − | When the Rasulids came to Hadhramaut the same | + | When the Rasulids came to Hadhramaut the same year, Banu Nahd would initially make peace with them but would then break this treaty when a Rasulid army under Ibn Abi Zakri was obliterated. |
- Explanation: A comma is needed after "Hadhramaut the same year" to separate the clauses for clarity.
| − | Al Yamani would take back | + | Al Yamani would take back Tarim, and Amer Bin Shammakh would take over Shibam, also establishing a state in Western Hadhramaut centered at Al Soor, which is west of Henin. |
- Explanation: Commas are needed to separate the clauses for clarity. "West" should be in lowercase as it is not a proper noun.
| − | In 1275 | + | In 1275 AD, the ruler of Dhofar, Salim al Habuzi, invaded Hadhramaut, besieging Tarim and taking over Seiyun. |
- Explanation: Commas are needed to set off the appositive "Salim al Habuzi" and to separate the clauses for clarity. "Sieging" should be corrected to "besieging" for proper verb usage.
| − | The Habuzis of Dhofar would retain their control over Wadi Hadhramaut until Al Malik al Muzaffar, the king of the | + | The Habuzis of Dhofar would retain their control over Wadi Hadhramaut until Al Malik al Muzaffar, the king of the Rasulids, invaded Dhofar, killing Salim al Habuzi, and Habuzi rule was disestablished over Wadi Hadhramaut. |
- Explanation: Commas are needed to separate the clauses for clarity.
| − | Nahd and the Al Kathiri | + | Nahd and the Al Kathiri tribe, which formed a Sultanate, would fight across Hadhramaut. |
- Explanation: Commas are needed to set off the non-restrictive clause "which formed a Sultanate" for clarity.
| − | During this | + | During this war, the Al Yamani dynasty was abolished. |
- Explanation: A comma is needed after "war" to separate the introductory phrase from the main clause.
| − | In 1531- | + | In 1531-2, an army of 200 Nahdi forces would leave their homelands in Wadi Hadhramaut and would besiege the city of Al Shihr, ruled by the Kathiri, and would force the inhabitants to temporarily evacuate. |
- Explanation: A comma is needed after "1531-2" to separate the introductory phrase. "Forces" and "inhabitants" should be in lowercase as they are not proper nouns. A comma is needed before "and would force" to separate the clauses.
| − | Kathiris would eventually subjugate | + | Kathiris would eventually subjugate Nahd, going on to conquer Hadhramaut. |
- Explanation: A comma is needed after "Nahd" to separate the clauses for clarity.
| − | In 1716 | + | In 1716 AD, the Qasimids sent an incursion into Wadi al Ain consisting of 400 men attacking the local Nahdi tribesmen. |
- Explanation: A comma is needed after "1716 AD" to separate the introductory phrase. "Men" should be in lowercase as it is not a proper noun.
| − | In Algeria and Tunisia, the Banu Nahd | + | In Algeria and Tunisia, the Banu Nahd have had a long rivalry with the Khoumir, which is also an Arab tribe. |
- Explanation: "Has" should be corrected to "have" to agree with the plural subject "Banu Nahd." "An Arab" should be clarified to "an Arab tribe" for specificity.
| − | Nahd would pay light | + | Nahd would pay light tribute to the Bey of Constantine. |
- Explanation: "Tributes" should be corrected to "tribute" to maintain singular form, as "light" suggests a singular, non-countable noun.
| − | In | + | In 1772, Nahd, along with another tribe, Arid, engaged in war against Banu Mazen in El Kala, cutting the supply lines to the city until peace was established. |
- Explanation: Commas are needed after "1772" and "Arid" to separate the introductory phrase and the appositive. A comma is also needed after "El Kala" to separate the clauses.
| − | General Guingret of the French would suppress the Nahd in the | + | General Guingret of the French would suppress the Nahd in the 1840s, among others such as the Khoumirs and Beni Saleh, pillaging their tribes. |
- Explanation: Commas are needed after "1840s" and "Beni Saleh" to separate the clauses for clarity.
| − | In | + | In February 1881, Nahd would launch an attack against the Khoumirs. |
- Explanation: The correct order for the date is "February 1881," and a comma is needed after the date to separate the introductory phrase.
| − | During | + | During 1888, Hadhramaut was under the claim of the Aden Protectorate, which was ruled by Britain. |
- Explanation: A comma is needed after "1888" to separate the introductory phrase. "Aden protectorate" should be capitalized as "Aden Protectorate" because it is a proper noun. "Was" is more appropriate than "would be" for indicating a past state.
| − | Unlike most other tribes, Nahd was independent from both the Hadhrami Sultanates (Qu'aiti and Kathiri) | + | Unlike most other tribes, Nahd was independent from both the Hadhrami Sultanates (Qu'aiti and Kathiri). The Nahd in the 1920s had an army of about 3,000-4,000 led by their ruler at the time, Sheikh Ibn Minif. |
- Explanation: There should be a space after the period to separate the sentences. Numbers in the thousands should include commas for clarity.
| − | As the British sought peace in | + | As the British sought peace in Hadhramaut (1930s-1940s), which was engaged in constant tribal warfare, there were negotiations between the Nahd and Ja'ada, which were the last biggest barrier to establishing peace among tribes in Hadhramaut. |
- Explanation: The original sentence is a fragment. It needs to be connected to the following sentence to form a complete sentence. A comma is also needed after "Hadhramaut" to separate the parenthetical phrase.
| − | There | + | There were negotiations between the Nahd and Ja'ada, which were the last biggest barrier to establishing peace among tribes in Hadhramaut. The signing between the two tribes went well, and two warring subclans of the Nahd were later resolved. |
- Explanation: "Would be" should be changed to "were" to indicate past events. A comma is needed after "Ja'ada" to set off the non-restrictive clause. "Went good" should be corrected to "went well" for proper grammar. The sentence should be split into two for clarity.
| − | Nahd also signed a truce with the Se'iar at Henin. | + | The Nahd also signed a truce with the Se'iar at Henin. |
- Explanation: "The" should be added before "Nahd" for consistency with previous references to the tribe.
| − | + | The Nahd's support in the Modern Yemeni Civil War is rather divided between the STC and the de jure Yemeni Government. |
- Explanation: "What the Nahd support" should be corrected to "The Nahd's support" for grammatical accuracy. "STC" should be preceded by "the" for consistency. "De Jure" should be in lowercase as "de jure" because it is not a proper noun.
| − | From an early age, Copa | + | From an early age, Copa showed admiration for Congolese rumba, listening to artists such as Pamelo Mounk'a, Madilu System, Youlou Mabiala, and much later Koffi Olomide. |
- Explanation: The phrase "was showed" is incorrect. The correct past tense form of "show" is "showed," without the auxiliary "was."
| − | Doudou had toured the United States, Canada, France, Belgium and a large part of the African continent as a member of the band, notably participating | + | Doudou had toured the United States, Canada, France, Belgium and a large part of the African continent as a member of the band, notably participating in their infamous concert at the Zenith Paris in February 2001. |
- Explanation: The correct preposition to use with "participating" is "in," not "to."
| − | + | Independence Day was voted 'Meilleur album de l'année' at the 4th edition of the Tam-Tam d'Or in 2008. |
- Explanation: The word "Independance" is a misspelling. The correct spelling is "Independence."
| − | The track list includes hits such as 'Pondu Ya Limbondo', regarded as one of Copa's biggest classics, | + | The track list includes hits such as 'Pondu Ya Limbondo', regarded as one of Copa's biggest classics, and also 'Madesu', written by Groupe Doudou Copa's conductor, Walo Boss Tino. |
- Explanation: The phrase "or also" is incorrect in this context. The correct conjunction is "and also" to indicate an additional item in a list.
| − | + | Due to a multitude of circumstances, he was unable to respond to several summons, leading to his immediate arrest. |
- Explanation: The phrase "a multiplication of circumstances" is awkward and not idiomatic. The correct phrase is "a multitude of circumstances," which means many circumstances.
| − | Michael | + | Michael Strawser says the book might have been called “The Joy of Christian Irony” for all seven chapters. |
- Explanation: The comma after "Michael Strawser" is unnecessary and should be removed. Additionally, the misplaced apostrophe after the quotation mark should be removed.
| − | Kierkegaard says, "the upbuilding discourse is a good in itself" (p. 95) and should not be taken in vain, but before the upbuilding comes the "terrifying" | + | Kierkegaard says, "the upbuilding discourse is a good in itself" (p. 95) and should not be taken in vain, but before the upbuilding comes the "terrifying" (p. 95-96). |
- Explanation: The period after "terrifying" should be placed inside the quotation marks to maintain proper punctuation.
| − | Karl Marx published his Communist Manifesto February 29, | + | Karl Marx published his Communist Manifesto on February 29, 1848, and Kierkegaard his Christian Discourses on April 26, 1848. |
- Explanation: The preposition "on" is needed before the dates to indicate when the events occurred. Additionally, a comma is needed after "1848" for proper sentence structure.
| − | The first deals with the material world exclusive of the world of the | + | The first deals with the material world exclusive of the world of the spirit, and the second does the same but reverses it and deals with the world of the spirit. |
- Explanation: A comma is needed before "and" to separate the two independent clauses for clarity.
| − | Spiritual goods are easier to share than material | + | Spiritual goods are easier to share than material goods, which are only shared begrudgingly. |
- Explanation: A comma is needed before "which" to introduce a non-restrictive clause, providing additional information about material goods.
| − | Rejoice and be glad, for your reward will | + | Rejoice and be glad, for your reward will be great in heaven; so have they persecuted the prophets who were before you.” (Matthew 5:10) |
- Explanation: The word "bed" is a typographical error and should be corrected to "be" to maintain the correct verb form in the sentence.
| − | His first discourse is based on Ecclesiastes 5:1. Watch | + | His first discourse is based on Ecclesiastes 5:1. Watch your step when you go to the house of the Lord. |
- Explanation: The word "you" is a typographical error and should be corrected to "your" to correctly indicate possession.
| − | What happens when the question of immortality becomes an academic question? Then, | + | What happens when the question of immortality becomes an academic question? Then, an action task has been turned into a question for thought. |
- Explanation: The phrase "what an action task" is incorrect and should be corrected to "an action task" to maintain grammatical coherence.
| − | It important 'determines the | + | It is important 'determines the there' if trying to get benefit from a certain point. |
- Explanation: The sentence is missing the verb "is" after "It" to form the correct phrase "It is important." Additionally, there should be a space between "there'" and "if."
| − | The sixth discourse is based on Matthew 5:10 | + | The sixth discourse is based on Matthew 5:10: But It Is Blessed – to Suffer Mockery for a Good Cause. |
- Explanation: A colon is needed after "Matthew 5:10" to introduce the quotation.
| − | Kierkegaard delivered two of these discourses in Frue | + | Kierkegaard delivered two of these discourses in Frue Church, but still they lacked something. |
- Explanation: A comma is needed before "but" to separate the two independent clauses.
| − | We can ignore the call of the spirit and change it into a whim of the | + | We can ignore the call of the spirit and change it into a whim of the moment, but if we respond to it, it can become a blessing because it 'awakened in our souls.' |
- Explanation: Commas are needed after "moment" and "it" to separate the clauses correctly.
| − | On a usual Sunday in | + | On a usual Sunday in Copenhagen, individuals assumed those they passed on the street were going to church. |
- Explanation: A comma is needed after "Copenhagen" to separate the introductory phrase from the main clause.
| − | But Kierkegaard has his Communion Service taking place on | + | But Kierkegaard has his Communion Service taking place on Friday, so it's not a holy day, and those in attendance are there voluntarily because they've 'inwardly made the decision to come.' |
- Explanation: A comma is needed after "Friday" to separate the clauses, and "its" should be corrected to "it's" as a contraction of "it is."
| − | What else can keep the Christian from the Communion | + | What else can keep the Christian from the Communion Table? |
- Explanation: The sentence is a question and should end with a question mark.
| − | + | Søren Kierkegaard published his Christian Discourses (April 26, 1848) in the same year he published The Crisis and a Crisis in the Life of an Actress (July 24-27, 1848). |
- Explanation: The correct spelling of the name is "Søren Kierkegaard," using the Danish character "ø."
| − | David F. Swenson mentioned Christian Discourses in his 1920 article | + | David F. Swenson mentioned Christian Discourses in his 1920 article Søren Kierkegaard: "Christian Discourses contains in the first part a treatment of the anxieties of the pagan mind, "the anxieties of poverty, of wealth, of lowliness, of high position, of presumption, of self-torture, of doubt, inconstancy and despair," devoting a discourse to each; second, a series of discourses on the Christian gospel of suffering; third, a number of discourses critical of the prevailing religious situation under the caption: "Thoughts which wound from behind—in order to edify"; and fourth, a treatment in sermonic form of the Christian doctrine of the Atonement, seven discourses on the Lord's Supper. |
- Explanation: The correct spelling of the name is "Søren Kierkegaard," using the Danish character "ø." Additionally, "Lord's Supper" should be capitalized as it is a proper noun referring to a specific religious rite.
| − | Kierkegaard uses the striking phrase, the unusual | + | Kierkegaard uses the striking phrase, the unusual image, and the paradox in this book to keep his reader interested. |
- Explanation: A comma is needed before "and" in a list of three or more items to separate the elements clearly.
| − | He | + | He laid the groundwork for the attack on Christendom in the second and third parts of his book by emphasizing that Christianity is a redemptive faith, but it is also a demanding faith. |
- Explanation: The quotation marks at the beginning of the sentence are unnecessary as there is no closing quotation mark, and a comma is needed before "but" to separate the two independent clauses.
| − | + | Bradley Dewey stressed that in reading Christian Discourses one shouldn't "ponder Kierkegaard's faith and forget your own." |
- Explanation: The name "Bradly" is a misspelling and should be corrected to "Bradley."
| − | He said there is a | + | He said there is a power, fervor, and passion that course through Kierkegaard's Christian works. |
- Explanation: A comma is needed to separate items in a list of three or more elements.
| − | There he claims that it is an irrationality to want to deal with doubt about Christianity by demonstrating its truth philosophically, and that “the best means against all doubt about the truth of this doctrine of Christianity is self-concern and | + | There he claims that it is an irrationality to want to deal with doubt about Christianity by demonstrating its truth philosophically, and that “the best means against all doubt about the truth of this doctrine of Christianity is self-concern and ‘fear and trembling’ with regard to whether one is oneself a believer.” |
- Explanation: The inner quotation marks should be single quotes to differentiate them from the outer quotation marks.
| − | The building, designed by the Austrian-Australian architect Harry Seidler, was constructed between 1999 and 2001 and has a total of 32 residential floors and one service | + | The building, designed by the Austrian-Australian architect Harry Seidler, was constructed between 1999 and 2001 and has a total of 32 residential floors and one service floor, reaching a height of 120 metres (150 metres with the concrete sculpture on top). |
- Explanation: The phrase "one service floors" is incorrect because "one" should be followed by the singular form "floor" instead of the plural "floors."
| − | Floors 8 to 15 are divided into two | + | Floors 8 to 15 are divided into two- to three-room apartments, above that there are one- to two-room apartments, and on the top floor there are penthouses. |
- Explanation: The hyphenation in "two-to three-room" and "one-to two-room" should include a space after the first hyphen to correctly indicate a range (e.g., "two- to three-room").
| − | In the northeast of the complex, borders the Nara | + | In the northeast of the complex, it borders the Nara desert, which is a subdivision of the larger Thar Desert. |
- Explanation: The sentence is missing a subject for the verb "borders." Adding "it" clarifies that the complex is what borders the Nara desert. Additionally, a comma is needed before "which" to correctly punctuate the non-restrictive clause.
| − | Moreover, proper measures were undertaken by WWF-Pakistan to make the wetland reach | + | Moreover, proper measures were undertaken by WWF-Pakistan to make the wetland reach criteria 1 – 6 and 8 for Ramsar designation in 2002. |
- Explanation: The semicolon after "criteria" is incorrect because it is not separating two independent clauses. It should be removed to correctly list the criteria numbers.
| − | Deh Akro-II Complex | + | Deh Akro-II Complex hosts a diverse collection of wildlife due to the alteration of geographic features within the confines of the complex. |
- Explanation: The original sentence incorrectly suggests that the complex itself is a collection of wildlife. The correction clarifies that the complex hosts the wildlife.
| − | Out of a total of thirty | + | Out of a total of thirty-six lakes which form the wetland, five are freshwater lakes while the remaining lakes are mostly composed of brackish water due to considerable salt concentrations. |
- Explanation: "Thirty-six" should be hyphenated as it is a compound number. "Brack water" is incorrect and should be "brackish water," which is the correct term for water that is saltier than freshwater but not as salty as seawater. "Salts concentrations" should be "salt concentrations" for correct singular noun usage.
| − | All are waterbodies from the local | + | All are waterbodies from the local irrigation, especially the Nara Canal of the Indus River of the region, and are also fed by rainwater. |
- Explanation: "Irrigations" should be singular "irrigation" as it refers to the general process. "Specially" should be "especially" to correctly indicate emphasis. A comma is needed before "and" to separate the clauses.
| − | The endangered animal species include Indian hog deer (Axis porcinus), | + | The endangered animal species include Indian hog deer (Axis porcinus), ferruginous duck (Aythya nyroca), and mugger crocodile (Crocodylus palustris). |
- Explanation: "Fudge duck" is incorrect; the correct common name for Aythya nyroca is "ferruginous duck." A comma is added before "and" in a list of three or more items (Oxford comma).
| − | Crocodylus | + | Crocodylus palustris, commonly called the 'marsh crocodile,' has been a vital subject among species of crocodiles in the Indian subcontinent. |
- Explanation: "Called as" is incorrect; it should be "called." Commas are needed to set off the non-essential clause "commonly called the 'marsh crocodile.'"
| − | Tanja Afra Maria Groen | + | Tanja Afra Maria Groen (born June 23, 1975) is a missing Dutch person case about a teenage woman who disappeared near Maastricht in the summer of 1993. |
- Explanation: The comma after "born" is unnecessary and should be removed for correct punctuation.
| − | In January 2022, forensic psychologist Peter van Koppen and his fellow scientists found three 'promising' places where Tanja Groen could possibly be buried during a search on the Strabrechtse Heide in | + | In January 2022, forensic psychologist Peter van Koppen and his fellow scientists found three 'promising' places where Tanja Groen could possibly be buried during a search on the Strabrechtse Heide in Geldrop, Brabant. |
- Explanation: There should be no spaces before the commas following "Geldrop" and "Brabant."
| − | A week after the attack on De | + | A week after the attack on De Vries, the foundation had raised the million euros, partly thanks to the widespread attention that the TV program Tijd voor MAX had paid to the case. |
- Explanation: There should be no space before the comma following "De Vries."
| − | Between degrees, Englander was drafted into the post-Korean | + | Between degrees, Englander was drafted into the post-Korean War army. |
- Explanation: "War" should be capitalized as it is part of the proper noun "Korean War," which refers to a specific historical event.
| − | Articles in the journal are peer | + | Articles in the journal are peer-reviewed by the editorial committee and qualified authors in the field. |
- Explanation: The term "peer review" should be hyphenated and in the past participle form "peer-reviewed" to correctly describe the process of articles being reviewed by peers.
| − | He previously served as secretary general of the party from 2020 | + | He previously served as secretary general of the party from 2020 to 2024, and as Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism under Prime Minister Shinzo Abe from 2015 to 2019. |
- Explanation: The preposition "to" should be used instead of "and" to indicate the duration of time from 2020 to 2024.
| − | At the ministry, he handled | + | At the ministry, he handled public works such as roads and bridges. |
- Explanation: The preposition "in" is unnecessary and incorrect in this context. The sentence should simply state that he "handled public works."