Those phrases are similar, but subtly different. It depends on whether you meant you hear them every day, but not always a lot... Or whether you hear them constantly throughout the day, every day.
And mostly I really was just kidding, actively looking for anything to nitpick on in a comment talking about correcting people's grammar.
'to correct' without a (with an implied) direct object is also fine in colloquial speech, or internet comments.
Those phrases are similar, but subtly different. It depends on whether you meant you hear them every day, but not always a lot... Or whether you hear them constantly throughout the day, every day.