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Error Correction

Which sentence is correct?

  • a.She don't like coffee.
  • b.She doesn't like coffee.
  • c.She not like coffee.
  • d.She doesn't likes coffee.

For 'she' we use 'doesn't' in the present simple negative, and the main verb stays in the base form: 'doesn't like'. 'Don't' is for I/you/we/they.

Error Correction

Which sentence is correct?

  • a.I have a car red.
  • b.I have a red car new.
  • c.I have a new red car.
  • d.I have red new a car.

In English, adjectives come before the noun, and opinion/age usually comes before colour: 'a new red car'. Adjectives are not placed after the noun.

Error Correction

Which sentence is correct?

  • a.We want to visit our grandparents.
  • b.We want visit our grandparents.
  • c.We want visiting our grandparents.
  • d.We wants to visit our grandparents.

After 'want' we use 'to' + the base verb: 'want to visit'. 'We' also takes the base 'want', not 'wants'.

Error Correction

Which sentence is correct?

  • a.He go never to the gym.
  • b.He never go to the gym.
  • c.He goes to the gym never.
  • d.He never goes to the gym.

The frequency adverb 'never' goes before the main verb, and 'he' needs the -s form: 'He never goes to the gym.'

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