2018年5月27日星期日

Good source of mistaken sentences? (other than from HiNative?)

I'm preparing some videos that go over common mistakes students make. Other than looking over my own students' work, I want to look for more sentences written by students on the web. I tried HiNative, but the user interface is a bit problematic.

Are there additional sources of Chinese text written by students? Thanks a lot!

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