Hi everyone,
I recently submitted my PLR exam and made a few annoying mistakes. Worried that I might fail the writing component of the PLR exam. I realised I made a few grammatical errors (6 or 7) and forgot to add full stops to my numbered lists. Two of the sentences of the numbered lists also begin with capital letters when it shouldn't. I also forgot to add a heading after the words "dear..." as the price prior house style recommends. Do you guys reckon this would mean a failure for the letter writing component? How badly must one mess up in order to not pass the letter writing component?
I recently submitted my PLR exam and made a few annoying mistakes. Worried that I might fail the writing component of the PLR exam. I realised I made a few grammatical errors (6 or 7) and forgot to add full stops to my numbered lists. Two of the sentences of the numbered lists also begin with capital letters when it shouldn't. I also forgot to add a heading after the words "dear..." as the price prior house style recommends. Do you guys reckon this would mean a failure for the letter writing component? How badly must one mess up in order to not pass the letter writing component?
