Nowadays, people prefer to live and work anywhere they want because of the improvement in transportation and technology. Discuss the benefits and drawbacks of this.
The plural verb have does not appear to agree with the singular subject life. Consider changing the verb form for subject-verb agreement.
The two words any where should be combined as one word.
It seems that there is a pronoun problem here.
It seems that preposition use may be incorrect here.
The word rescent is not in our dictionary. If you’re sure this spelling is correct, you can add it to your personal dictionary to prevent future alerts.
The word corona virus seems to be miswritten. Consider replacing it.
The word descrimination is not in our dictionary. If you’re sure this spelling is correct, you can add it to your personal dictionary to prevent future alerts.
Securing doesn’t seem to work here.
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It seems that article use may be incorrect here.
It seems that preposition use may be incorrect here.
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