Are all Freelance writer online good in Grammar?

Thanks for that Mensab, make me feel more enthusiastic now to join article writing online. Will maybe I will start writing something but first just to show to my friends and get there comments. I also wanted to do this not only for writing articles but also gain confidence when I respond to some professional email. I always worry wither what I said is write or the word I use is write and always have to wait for my partner to check it for me before I send theme. Its getting better though but I am still not satisfied.

What I would say is, to earn decent money writing online, you do need to be proficient. People confuse editors with proofreaders. It's a proofreader's job to check for spelling, punctuation and grammatical errors and correct them where necessary. They are needed - otherwise people like David Beckham couldn't get their autobiographies published (he thinks a ghost writer is the bloke who penned "Christmas Carol" ) Editors may change the odd typo, but they're not proofreaders. Their job is to shuffle about what you've done, check keyword counts etc - in other words, get it ready for the page it's going to be on. My knowledge of the industry is, to be an internet journalist you are expected to proofread your own work. An editor will overlook the odd mistake, but they're v.v.v. busy people, and if the copy is unreadable, they'll just send it back. There are some badly written sites out there - generally the writers are on a dollar a whack, and plagiarise other people's work to get their "content", putting it through a mash-up program that inserts totally nonsensical synonyms. I have experience of this.

Where r you from?I am from Indonesia, and actually i am an English teacher but sometimes i make grammatical error too LOL..i like writing and i`d like to write for several writing sites,but sometimes i don`t feel confident too

Do you ever see glaring mistakes WHEN IT'S TOO LATE? I'm good at cutting and pasting sentences and then forgetting where the joins were. Or else I'll write something, decide I can write it better a different way, and then - grrr - forget to take the first version out! I only ever find it after I've posted them off by email ...

That's where collaboration with a proofreader comes in useful! Proofreaders generally are rather technically minded and not very creative, whereas writers are creative and just "go with the flow." I reckon - put the two together, you've got a blockbuster!