Posted by holly on Sunday, January 23, 2011 at 6:35pm.
You need to begin with the mechanics: spelling, punctuation, etc. This is so long that I will have to print it out. My eyes do not skim up and down, u and down.
I 'll be back when I've had time to do it.
Sra
The Beginning To My Beginning (note spelling)
years ago my reasoning (run-on sentence) = years ago. My reasong.....
I seen (bad grammar) = I saw
low end (could use hyphen as it's used as an adjective = low-end job
those are scary thing (those are = plural bu scary thing = singular) = those are scary things
bases, I know (2 errors = spelling and punctuation to avoid the run-on sentence) = basis. I know (OR substitute ; for . as you did earlier.)
first started I had so (often a comma after a dependent phrase allows you to take a breath so you can read the rest of it) = first, started...
nerves,(part of speech; you need an adjective, not a noun) = nervous
and so many more (where is the antecedent = more what?)...
life plan, before I (run-on sentence) = lie plan. Before...
choices it took (run-on sentence) = choices. It took...
told me “this (punctuation) = told me, "Thie...)
holly I know you (2 punctuation errors) = Holly I know. You
it now”. (depends upon American English = it now." OR British English = it now".
with out a fight it changed (spelling and run-on sentence) = without a fight. It changed...
four months I am (run-on sentence) = four months. I am (and congratulations to you!)
for him opening (you need an adjective to modify opening, a gerund used as a noun here) = his opening
done nothing but made (word order could be better = made nothing but...
(It's getting a bit long, so let me to a Part II.)
Sra
Part II:
that was "let me do a Part II = MY error! Sorry.
nephews three of (run-on sentence) = newphews; OR . Three, etc.
up to me they always (by now you probably see that the most repeated error is a run-on sentence) = up to me. They always...
always say “NEWNEW (punctuation before a quote) = say, "NEWNEW,.... (then a comma for direct address)
of home work (one word) = homework
to do is it hard” I always respond “it is as hard as I make it” (I lumped them together) = to do. Is it hard?" I always respond, "It is as hard as I make it."
do any thing (spelling) = anything
minds to nothing is (Can you spot a run-on sentence now?) = minds to it. Nothing is...
the chain I think (guess what?) the chain. I think...
family I believe (another one) = family. I believe...
last women (singular vs plural) = "last woman" or "the last of the women"
their will be (wrong part of speech) = there will be
to be able to say “MOM can you help me with my homework” and I will be able to say “yes”, I know when I was younger my mother and father did not have a great education so they was never able to help me when I asked, (I lumped all that together too.) = to say, "MOM, can you help me with my homework?" and I will be able to say, "Yes." I know that when I was younger my mother and father did not have a great education, so they were (plural) never able to help me when I asked.
just me having to experience that I would (I rewrote it a bit.) = I was alone having to experience struggles that I would never want my children to go through.
a role model someone = a role model and someone...
degree I have seen = degree. I have seen
family member (singular vs plural) = family members...
the woman in my family (singular vs plural) = the women in my family
return I don’t (first of all, did you want to QUOTE the women? Then you need more punctuation. Also the run-on sentence needs to be corrected) = return. I don't...
I made it even though t (a comma is nice to allow you to take a breath) = I made it, even though
After a period or exclamation point within the parentheses, over come (one word) = overcme
do this no matter how hard it get or how many people tell me I cant. (look carefully for punctuation - a comma and an apostrophe plus the verb) = do this, no matter how hard it gets or how many people tell me I can't.
to do this, I will keep tell myself that ever day. (3 errors here) = to do this. I will keep telling myself that every day.
friends, I have dreams (run-on sentence) = friends; OR . I have...
I starch my arms (looka likE vocabulary error) = I stretch my arms
potential, of a life (remove comma) = potential of a life
with courage - the challenge it faces, to achieve great success in the end! (I'm a bit lost here.) = It faces the challenge with courage, to achieve, etc.
can; then (just listing things = comma) = can, then
Monumental job! Feel free to rewrite everything with all the corrections made for a final proofreading, if you'd like!
Sra
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