At home now we are watching a Korean series named ", _Extraordinary Attorney Woo"_. At home now we are watching a Korean series named, _Extraordinary Attorney Woo_.

I realize we can't underline or italicize words in LangCorrect but I wanted to make sure that you knew that we only use quotation marks for titles of poems, articles, short stories and songs. We remember this by using the PASS acronym: Poems, Articles, Short Stories, Songs.

At home now we a're watching a Korean series namhow called "Extraordinary Attorney Woo". At home now we're watching a Korean show called "Extraordinary Attorney Woo".

We use contractions with apostrophes always unless we're making emphasis on something or it's formal writing. And we don't say "series" too often, we more often say show. And "called" just sounds more casual and native

At home now we are We are currently watching a Korean series named "Extraordinary Attorney Woo". at home. We are currently watching a Korean series named "Extraordinary Attorney Woo" at home.

Woo is an autistic lawyer thatwho, after graduating ast the firsttop of her class, at the end, after to tryrying to work in other firms without positive results, she can getin the end, receives an opportunity to work in a prestigious law firm. Woo is an autistic lawyer who, after graduating at the top of her class and after trying to work in other firms without positive results, in the end, receives an opportunity to work in a prestigious law firm.

Woo is an autistic lawyer that afterwho graduatinged ast the firsttop of her class, at the end, a. After to try ing at other firms without positive results, she canfinally gets an opportunity to work in a prestigious law firm. Woo is an autistic lawyer who graduated at the top of her class. After trying at other firms without positive results, she finally gets an opportunity to work in a prestigious law firm.

Too many commas/clauses, it works better to make it two separate sentences.

Woo is an autistic lawyer thatwho, after graduating as the first of her class, at the end, after to try inhaving tried to apply to other (law) firms without positive results, she cansuccess, was able to get anthe opportunity to work in a prestigious law firm. Woo is an autistic lawyer who, after graduating as the first of her class, and after having tried to apply to other (law) firms without success, was able to get the opportunity to work in a prestigious law firm.

ThePark Eun-bin's interpretation of "Park Eun-bin" as Woo is simply great, and the rest of players isthe actors are very good, too. Park Eun-bin's interpretation of Woo is simply great and the rest of the actors are very good, too.

ThePark Eun-bin's interpretation of "Park Eun-bin" as Woo is simply great, and the rest of players isthe actors are very good too. Park Eun-bin's interpretation of Woo is simply great, and the rest of the actors are very good too.

We don't put actors names in quotation marks, and they're called actors not players. Players is for sports

The interpretation of "Park Eun-bin" as Woo is simply great, and the rest of players is very goodthe cast also performs well too. The interpretation of "Park Eun-bin" as Woo is simply great, and the rest of the cast also performs well too.

She has very problems with things, like revolving doors, that can seem silly for other people, like the revolting doors. She has problems with things, like revolving doors, that can seem silly for other people.

She has very problems with things that can seem silly for other people, like the revoltving doors. She has problems with things that can seem silly for other people, like revolving doors.

Revolting means disgusting, revolving means turning :)

She has vermany problems with things that can seem silly for other people, like the revoltving doors. She has many problems with things that can seem silly for other people, like the revolving doors.

revolting=disgusting, repugnant

But, oOn the other hand, however, she has an awesome memory and shehas proven to be very intelligent. On the other hand, however, she has an awesome memory and has proven to be very intelligent.

But, on the other hand, she has an awesome memory and she proves to be very intelligent. But, on the other hand, she has an awesome memory and she proves to be very intelligent.

just the wrong conjugation of prove-- it's "proves". Great sentence otherwise!

But, on the other hand, she has an awesome memory and shehas proven to be very intelligent. But, on the other hand, she has an awesome memory and has proven to be very intelligent.

In her actions, she is usually very espontxtemporaneous andso she makes funny pogestures. In her actions, she is usually very extemporaneous so she makes funny gestures.

In her actions, she is usually very espontaneous and she makes funny postures. In her actions, she is usually very spontaneous and makes funny poses.

AtIn the end, you will love her. In the end, you will love her.

At the end (of the series), you will love her. At the end (of the series), you will love her.