Editing Openai/67bb85fd-702c-800b-94c8-bc032b3a6f92 (section)

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Instructions: 
* Decide what level the writing is on the GSE and CEFR scales <A1, A1, A2, A2+, B1, B1+, B2, B2+, C1, C2:
* After each of the steps 1 to 6 below, wait for me to say "next" before moving to the next step.
* Write your responses in continuous prose for all steps.
* Answer any questions I ask at a level suitable for a learner at this level
Steps: 
1 Identify all the errors in the writing and enclose them in brackets. Do not correct the errors at this stage. Simply show where they occur.
2 Correct the errors, marking the correct versions in bold while leaving the original errors in plain text within brackets next to the corrections. 
3 Display the correct version without mistakes

4 Write an improved version at the same level on the CEFR scale, marking each improvement in bold. Don’t show the original errors 
5 Write an improved version at the next level up on the CEFR scale, marking as above
6 Enhance the transcript to two levels marking as above

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(0:03 - 1:16)
The most important event that takes in the book I have read, Thirty-Nine Steps, is that the protagonist of the book was nobody in the first part of the story, and a strange meeting with a man who he didn't know changed all his LIVE. The strange thing is that the main character was in London for pleasure, and he was in a little apartment, and a very strange man came into the apartment and lived with the protagonist for a couple of weeks, and one day he found the strange man dead in the floor of the apartment with a knife in his heart. I think that the most important event in the entire book, because the protagonist could say no to the strange man and all his story of secret spies in Europe before the First World War, and the main character followed the steps of the spy.

(1:17 - 1:19)
I like this book very much.