Heck, there're people born in America who can't speak in complete sentences, much less write well. I like 'clear, concise, correct' myself. As to correcting, I don't know what language you think in; is the phrasing clear in another language and not translate well?

How about a hug, and milk n cookies instead?

it's just every time i'm making an essay for the class and i always making tons of mistakes, but i'm trying to manage a little. My head is just a little fuzzy from all the stress from college and i'm one module away for taking the Final exam for math.

Ohh a nice White Hot Chocolate from McDonalds or Starbucks sounds divine

*tries to upload hot choco via McD Wi-Fi* Frankly, using a word processor lets you get your ideas down without worrying about spelling and grammar. Just remember to go back over and proofread.

Although I tend to point out spelling, grammar and style mistakes, I try to say something is non-standard rather than say the author's wrong. Or I say a different phrasing seems clearer. If I was reading /The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn/ -- granted American English, not British -- I'd question Clemens' use of poor English from the African-Americans as condescending and needing correction.

I suggest not getting stressed, being aware of it and relaxing when you can. College was not an easy five years for me. Thanks for reading.

Ohh college is such a struggle these days :(