Find the mistake. Understand the fix. worksheet
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Name: ____________________ Date: ____________________
Choose the correct sentence.
She have two books. / She has two books. / She having two books.
My answer: ________________________________________
Choose the correct sentence.
I am agree. / I agree. / I agreeing.
My answer: ________________________________________
Choose the correct sentence.
He gave me an advice. / He gave me two advices. / He gave me some advice.
My answer: ________________________________________
Choose the correct sentence.
I look forward to meet you. / I look forward to meeting you. / I look forward meeting you.
My answer: ________________________________________
Choose the complete sentence.
Although it was late. / Although it was late, we continued. / Because very tired.
My answer: ________________________________________
Choose the corrected sentence.
She does not likes coffee. / She does not like coffee. / She do not likes coffee.
My answer: ________________________________________
Choose the corrected sentence.
I have lived here for three years. / I live here since three years. / I have live here for three years.
My answer: ________________________________________
Choose the corrected sentence.
There are many furnitures in the room. / There is a furniture in the room. / There is some furniture in the room.
My answer: ________________________________________
Choose the corrected sentence.
We discussed to the problem. / We discussed the problem. / We discussed about the problem.
My answer: ________________________________________
Choose the corrected sentence.
This route is shorter than the other one. / This route is more shorter than the other one. / This route is shortest than the other one.
My answer: ________________________________________
Answer key & explanations
- She has two books. — She is third-person singular, so present simple have becomes has.
- I agree. — Agree is already a verb; it does not need am in the simple present.
- He gave me some advice. — Advice is uncountable in this meaning. Use some advice or a piece of advice.
- I look forward to meeting you. — To is a preposition in look forward to, so an -ing form follows.
- Although it was late, we continued. — An although clause needs a main clause to complete the thought.
- She does not like coffee. — With she, use does; the main verb after does remains the base form like.
- I have lived here for three years. — Present perfect expresses continuation to now, and for introduces a duration.
- There is some furniture in the room. — Furniture is uncountable in ordinary English; use some and singular is.
- We discussed the problem. — Discuss normally takes a direct object without about.
- This route is shorter than the other one. — Use the comparative shorter with than; do not combine more with the -er form.
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