correct a mistake

She was going to have to correct his mistake, and soon.

For example, teachers will often give students time to correct their own mistakes before giving them the answer to a question.

This is the chance to put everything right, to correct our old mistakes.

Democracy, of course, takes time but sometimes it is needed to correct mistakes.

He started to correct the boy's mistake about their relationship, then found himself stopping.

"Rather, they are asking us to correct mistakes in our work."

You may think otherwise, but my view is that we should correct mistakes rather than try to cover them up with new ones.

There are still two and a half weeks to go before the first performance: plenty of time to correct mistakes.

See just a little bit of team and I was able to correct my mistake before posting.

"People don't want to give money to correct someone else's mistakes," he said.