The passage below contains 10 mistakes in spelling, grammar and word form. Underline the mistakes and write their correct forms. Sociologists believe groups form in two basic ways. One is through social cohesion, in which is when people come together base on interpersonal attraction, or in other words, when they admire one another’s personality traits. On contrast, other groups form through social identity, which is centred round a person’s social category. This involves economical status, profession, ethnicity, and other such factors. Furthermore, with social identity, it is important for the individual to include certain people from their group. First of all, they feel distinctly different from other groups, which strengthens their own identity. A third, less common group, known as an emergent group, forms as opposed to some type of sudden event, such as a disaster. Accordingly, these individuals had no prior knowledge of each other and may not possess mutually attractive personnel traits or sharing identities, they can form strong lasting bonds nonetheless.