Revision letter and grammatical errors I got a major revision and I will prepare a revision letter. The editor asked me to review my manuscript for grammatical errors, in addition to the scientific comments he made. Should I present all the grammatical changes I made on the manuscript one by one? There are lots of minor changes (i.e addition/insertion of commas, "the", "a/an").
Since they haven't pointed out what mistakes you have, it is unlikely they have a list of errors they have found; therefore, enumerating your changes is pointless. Also, since you got "major revision", a good chunk of your text should be changed anyway.

Just make sure you double check the language before resubmitting, preferably by someone else (native speaker would be ideal).