**The comparatives are surronded by () and the superlatives are surronded by <>.

**Is this assignment wrote correctly?
**Are than any grammar mistakes?

Compare and contrast your abilities as an academic writer now as opposed to when you began at Axia College. Using four comparatives and four superlatives within your responses, explain what has led to these changes and what changes you will make in the future.

When I first started Axia College, my writing skills were terrible. Although my writing skills were never the <best> but the two years I took off school did not help. However, since I have started Axia College, especially this class, my writing skills have got (better). Before I started college, my writing had lots of fragments, subject verb agreement problems, and too many pronouns. Now that I am in college, I use more concise pronouns as well as nouns. I also proofread my writing more that makes me (more effective) with finding fragments and subject verb agreement problems. I am still not the <smartest> person when it comes to grammar. However, I do have a better understanding of grammar since I have been in this class. In the future, I am hoping that I will have< most> of the grammar rules memorized and using them in my writing. By being able to memorize the grammar, rules writing in a formal setting will less (scarier) for me. I am also hoping that I do not run into problems with fragments and subject verb agreements again after I am out of school. I am going to spend (more time) on proofreading to ensure that I am making (fewer) mistakes. The <most important> thing I can do is remember to always proofread, I can fix most of my mistakes by taking things slow and remembering the grammar rules, I was taught.

<best> but = delete but and put a comma after best,

have got = either got or have gotten

there is a runon sentence here: my writing more that makes = put a semicolon after more;

and using them = and use them

rules writing in a formal setting will = rules, writing in a formal setting will be

proofread, I can fix = proofread is the end of one sentence, so either a period or a semicolon.

If you want to be absolutely sure you have it, make all the corrections and repost for final proofreading.

Sra

The given assignment seems to have a few grammar mistakes. Here are the corrections:

"When I first started at Axia College, my writing skills were terrible. Although my writing skills were never the best, the two years I took off from school did not help. However, since I started at Axia College, especially in this class, my writing skills have gotten better. Before college, my writing had lots of fragments, subject-verb agreement problems, and too many pronouns. Now that I am in college, I use more concise pronouns as well as nouns. I also proofread my writing more, which makes me more effective at finding fragments and subject-verb agreement problems. I am still not the smartest person when it comes to grammar. However, I do have a better understanding of grammar since I have been in this class. In the future, I hope that I will have most of the grammar rules memorized and will use them in my writing. By being able to memorize the grammar rules, writing in a formal setting will be less scary for me. I also hope that I do not run into problems with fragments and subject-verb agreements again after I am out of school. I am going to spend more time on proofreading to ensure that I am making fewer mistakes. The most important thing I can do is remember to always proofread; I can fix most of my mistakes by taking things slow and remembering the grammar rules I was taught."

To identify grammar mistakes, you should carefully read through the given text and look for inconsistencies in verb forms, subject-verb agreement, sentence structure, and pronoun usage. Reviewing grammar rules and proofreading your writing can be helpful in correcting mistakes. Additionally, using comparative and superlative forms correctly, as indicated in the assignment, is also important.