Yeah, three errors are gramatically incorrect, one is misspelling mistake and the others are wrong word ones. Now, it is your turn to correct them. Fill the gaps.

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Let's clear them! The first mistake is the preposition 'at'; when we refer to nations or regions, we use the preposition 'in'. The second error is the article 'an'; remember to use the article 'a' -and not 'an'- when the folowing word begins with a consonant sound. The third one, is a spelling mistake; it must be written 'crossing' with a double 's' because the verb is spelt 'cross'. The fourth is a wrong word error in the expression '...crossing your way...'; the idiom is 'cross someone's path', so we must use the term 'path' instead of 'way'. The fifth is another wrong word mistake; although 'like' and 'as' are commonly confused terms, the correct one is 'as' in this case because it indicates a function: '...is a black cat crossing your path seen as...'. Finally, the last error is the 'a' before 'good luck' since luck is an uncountable noun.

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