Summary: Look at the picture, it's a Silverstream and Gallus fiction holiday woooo.
(Nothing could ever go wrong. Because Lightheart reviewed it.)
Review: welp I look at the Lightheart review… First he did a 10/10 grammar which I highly doubt that it could be a 10/10. The words are all correct. It's just that you used British English for the word grey but use North American English for color… this is something that I caught. Stick to 1 dialect. The grammar here is clearly a 10/10 for mix but that’s not what I'm here for. For a fiction to be well received I’m truly sorry but I can’t do this. I can’t give him the hard work that this person put in. It gives me pain to write this. But however, there are other grammar errors that I see and it’s not the best.
I take my work very seriously… I did enjoy this but how it ended up like this was decent.
Overall I think this fiction is a 5/10 for me.
A perfect example that 160 dialects of English's do exists.
- MLP: FiM
- Slice of Life
With Hearth's Warming fast approaching, Silverstream finds something she'd hoped she never would: a friendship problem that can't be solved.Review: Shouldering A Holiday Burden
Summary: Look at the picture, it's a Silverstream and Gallus fiction holiday woooo.
(Nothing could ever go wrong. Because Lightheart reviewed it.)
Review: welp I look at the Lightheart review… First he did a 10/10 grammar which I highly doubt that it could be a 10/10. The words are all correct. It's just that you used British English for the word grey but use North American English for color… this is something that I caught. Stick to 1 dialect. The grammar here is clearly a 10/10 for mix but that’s not what I'm here for. For a fiction to be well received I’m truly sorry but I can’t do this. I can’t give him the hard work that this person put in. It gives me pain to write this. But however, there are other grammar errors that I see and it’s not the best.
I take my work very seriously… I did enjoy this but how it ended up like this was decent.
Overall I think this fiction is a 5/10 for me.
A perfect example that 160 dialects of English's do exists.