Sonia, you should realise that submitting something under "Discussions" cannot be corrected.

We are not lazy, we are tired of people like you who kick a gift horse in the mouth, that's all.

I correct it! :( And often discreetly - I'll write a reply which includes the correct spelling of <em>grammar</em>.

Yes, it's an understandable mistake (worker, mixmaster, gramm?r) but just laziness on the part of the writer. I can't spell for people any more than I can learn English for them, so if that person isn't paying attention, it's clear that I'm throwing pearls before swine, so to speak. :D

On the subject of corrections in general, I find the occasional member who'll have a meltdown if anyone dare correct their poor English. Others sincerely believe that "u wanna" is a good example of English, and try to excuse their laziness by saying it's casual or internet English. Rarely, even a native speaker uses the "it's OK, I understand that" comment instead of helping the other person.

...and Sonia, since you asked, please remember to put a space after punctuation marks, otherwise your text becomes squashed and difficult to read. :)

 I think they are lazy...

There are now other discussions like this one.

Why people here don´t correct  mistakes?

And a lot of people just write "u" instead of "you","wanna","i "(instead of "I")

Good point.

We should know our native language well.

Here in Uruguay,some people make mistakes in Spanish:

eruptos (instead of ERUCTOS) (belch,burp)   the difficulty in Spanish here is the  C

perisférico (instead of PERIfÉRICO)   they add an S

and so on...