With MLA errors, my papers have few to none. My very first draft of this course I had to correct how I wrote titles of works. I more used to italicized titles because I have mostly used large sources in the past. However after this very first draft, I became very well aware of when to use italics or “quotes” for titles. Beyond this, I never had much error in terms of MLA formatting.
Now the controlling of sentence level errors is a bit more of a struggle, but that’s relatively normal. There are going to be these types of errors in the first draft of anything. The correcting of them tends to be relatively automatic, so I have no specific examples of them. It tends to be that I spot something that does not sound right, correct it, and make sure it sound alright. I am pretty sure all of the ways we discussed sentence level errors in class were ways I had already known or obvious enough to me that I did not have thing about them. Like I said, correcting this kind of thing is a fairly automatic process, so I have never really had too many issues with it.
