Firstly, it's good that there was an English translation. Few museums in the UK have any translations at all.
Secondly, it probably needed a spell-checker, to pick up on "carrie dout", "reimind" and "secondhalf". If your spell-checker is set to Italian, it's not going to work for English.
Thirdly, this still has a lower density of mistakes than do many of the assignments handed in by those of my students who have English as a first language.