Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: How to fix mistakes made when writing checks<br>Stop writing as soon as you realize you've made an error. Take a moment to assess your error. Here are some common errors that are made when writing checks : [substeps] You write the date using last year, instead of the current one.
A frequent mess up when filling out a check is writting a year that is 1 digit less than the correct year.
I made a mistake.
The date did not go as planned
the speaker is apologizing for having the details wrong.
I have been reported for making a serious mistake
In this context, the date is remembered.
The author had misplaced their pen earlier. 
A frequent mess is writing a number that is a single number less than the current year
The person got details incorrect.
I know the date.
The date "June 30, 1999" will be read as "June 30, 2000"
This was written a long time ago
You should also write down the dates to start the task
This occured last year
you will want to know who you are writing to so you don't make any mistakes
Writing down the problem is one of the steps.
Weigh yourself once a year to be accountable
The newsletter was written last year.
It was written many years ago
One word in this text is not spelled properly.
Missing a day is fine
I remember the date.
Writing checks quickly and without forethought prevents errors.
Using a prior decade is not necessarily an error.
When you make an error, taking a moment to assess it is superfluous.