Nov. 23, 2025
An analogy for langcorrect.com
I think that langcorrect.com reminds me of a library, because everyone is here to learn. Not of a classroom, because not every student has actually volunteered to be there.
What I particularly like about this website is that there is nothing superfluous in it: no profile pictures, DMs or other distractions. Nowadays, when everything around us is trying to grab our attention and distract us, this characteristic seems especially valuable. I also like that there are so many enthusiastic learners and correctors here. Awaiting and meticulously analyzing feedback always lifts my mood, especially when it's detailed and helpful. I feel very content to be part of this community (and also to have the seventh-largest active streak 😀).
I wish there were a website like that for pronunciation, since I am very pationate about it as well!
I think that langcorrect.com reminds me of a library, because everyone is here to learn.
Not of a classroom, because not every student has actually volunteered to be there.
What I particularly like about this website is that there is nothing superfluous in it: no profile pictures, DMs or other distractions.
Nowadays, when everything around us is trying to grab our attention and distract us, this characteristic seems especially valuable.
I also like thatappreciate how there are so many enthusiastic learners and correctors here.
This sentence is correct, but you could elevate your writing level by using "appreciate" instead of "like" here.
Awaiting and meticulously analyzing feedback always lifts my mood, especially when it's detailed and helpfulI always feel excited when I get detailed feedback, especially when I can really analyze it and learn from it.
The first half of your original sentence is a bit long-winded and sounds awkward, even though it is technically correct. The revision I made helps it sound more natural.
I feelam very content to be a part of this community (and also to have the seventh-largest active streak 😀).
I wish there wereas a website like thatis for pronunciation, since I am very patssionate about it as well!
Nov. 24, 2025
I appreciate your feedback, especially the suggestion with elevating my writing level. That's really helpfull:)
I wish there were a website like thatis for pronunciation, since I am very patssionate about ithat as well!
I would continue to use "this" to refer to langcorrect.com ("this website, this community") and contrast it with "that."
"That" is always further away from the speaker than "this," so the fact that you are not part of such a site and wish you were is expressed better with "that" than with "it."
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I'm ready for someone to disagree with my feedback. I value how people express their differences of opinion courteously when they are making corrections on this site. It is awesome to read and be part of those exchanges.
Nov. 24, 2025
Thank you!! While writing, I wasn't sure about the difference between "there was " and "there were", but I chose the latter since it seems to be more grammatically correct. What do you think?
Nov. 24, 2025
I agree. You may hear people say "I wish there was ...." in conversation. It might be fine. For example, you could say, "I wish there was a way to get my pronunciation corrected online without having to pay a tutor." That sounds ok to me, but you could also use "were" in that sentence. Maybe it depends on the context, on speaking vs writing, on whether you are talking casually or in a more formal situation. But, I freely admit that grammar is not my strong point, and I tend to go by what sounds right. The grammar police might tell you to use "were" every time!
I wish there were a website like that for pronunciation, since I am very patssionate about ithat as well!
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I think that is an accurate analogy. I also think maybe the paid version offers uploading files (maybe including audio?), but since there is no way for a corrector to upload their own audio, I think that correcting your pronunciation would be too difficult and it wouldn't be worth it.
My guess is that this site is kept to text-only due to it costing so much less in bandwidth and storage. If you think about how much it takes to store text on a computer, it's only 1 byte per character, so an entire 500-page book is less than 1MB, whereas even just 1 minute of audio is already about 1MB. So that's like ~1000 times as expensive.
Nov. 24, 2025
That makes perfect sense. It's probably much easier to just hire a native xD
Thank you for your feedback!
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I think that langcorrect.com reminds me of a library, because everyone is here to learn. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Not of a classroom, because not every student has actually volunteered to be there. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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What I particularly like about this website is that there is nothing superfluous in it: no profile pictures, DMs or other distractions. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Nowadays, when everything around us is trying to grab our attention and distract us, this characteristic seems especially valuable. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I also like that there are so many enthusiastic learners and correctors here. I also This sentence is correct, but you could elevate your writing level by using "appreciate" instead of "like" here. |
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Awaiting and meticulously analyzing feedback always lifts my mood, especially when it's detailed and helpful.
The first half of your original sentence is a bit long-winded and sounds awkward, even though it is technically correct. The revision I made helps it sound more natural. |
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