Practice of Sentence Correction from English Grammar
- INCORRECT ➜ The Prettiest girl in our class with long brown hair and brown eyes.
- CORRECT: The prettiest girl in our class has long brown hair and brown eyes.
- INCORRECT ➜ In my opinion, too soon to make a decision.
- CORRECT: In my opinion it is too soon to make a decision.
- INCORRECT ➜ Do you know whether the movie that starts at 7.00?
- CORRECT: Do you know whether the movie starts at 7.00?
- INCORRECT ➜ Sam almost always a lot of fun.
- CORRECT: Sam is almost always a lot of fun.
- INCORRECT ➜ The book that I lent you having a good bibliography.
- CORRECT: The book that I lent you has a good bibliography.
- INCORRECT ➜ He wanted speak with Mr. Brown.
- CORRECT: He wanted to speak with Mr. Brown.
- INCORRECT ➜ We demand knowing our status.
- CORRECT: We demand to know our status.
- INCORRECT ➜ I intend to inform you that we cannot approve your applicaiton.
- CORRECT: I intend the inform you that we can’t approve your application.
- INCORRECT ➜ They did not plan buying a car
- CORRECT: They didn’t plan buying a car
- INCORRECT ➜ he weather tends improving in May.
- CORRECT: The weather tends to improve in May.
- INCORRECT ➜ She is considering not going.
- CORRECT: She is considers not to go.
- INCORRECT ➜ We enjoyed talk with your friend
- CORRECT: We enjoyed talking with your friend
- INCORRECT ➜ Hank completed the writing his thesis this summer.
- CORRECT: Hank completed writing his thesis this summer.
- INCORRECT ➜ I miss to watch the news when I am traveling.
- CORRECT: I miss watching the news when I am traveling.
- INCORRECT ➜ She mentions stop at El Paso in the letter.
- CORRECT: She mentions stopping at El Paso in her letter.
- INCORRECT ➜ She is likely knowing.
- CORRECT: She is likely to know.
- INCORRECT ➜ Let’s go to the movie when you get through study.
- CORRECT: Let’s go to the movie when you get through studying.
- INCORRECT ➜ We can’t help to wonder why she left.
- CORRECT: We can’t help to wondering why she left.
- INCORRECT ➜ I have been looking forward to meet you.
- CORRECT: I have been looking forward to meeting you.
