correcting

To do that he delegates his closest colleagues to analyse matches and opponents, looking for improvements, correcting mistakes and planning strategies.

At the next practice, Schwesinger wanted to work on correcting the play so that it wouldn’t happen again.

“It’s much better to learn by someone showing and correcting you,” my mom told me.

“I lost by, like, I didn’t lose,” said Trump, quickly correcting himself.

For a while, especially during the DNC, I thought the Democrats were correcting course, but I’ve yet to see a hardcore, relentless red-white-and-blue blitz.