Spot the mistakes 2 - THE REVENGE!

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Have you a pencil for me?

1. Do you have a pencil for me?
2. Does you have a pencil for me?
3. Can have you a pencil for me?
4. The sentence is correct

Here is a parcel for they

1. The sentence is correct
2. Everywhere is a parcel for they!
3. There is a parcel for they!
4. Here is a parcel for them!

Have you got a car Doris?
Yes I have.
How old is he?

1. Have you got a car Doris? Yes I have. How old be it?
2. Have you got a car Doris? Yes I have. How old is him?
3. Have you got a car Doris? Yes I have. How old is it?
4. The sentence is correct

She asks her Dad often if he can give her some money.

1. She often asks her Dad if he can give her some money.
2. She muchly asks her Dad if he can give her some money.
3. She vaak asks her Dadif he can give her some money.
4. The sentence is correct

Mary is looking for a lambswoolen pullover

1. Mary is look for a lambswoolen pullover
2. The sentence is correct
3. mary is looking for a lambswool pullover
4. Mary is looking for a lambswool pullover

When it rains you must use an umbrela

1. When it rains you must use an umbrella
2. When it rains you must use a umbrella
3. The sentence is correct
4. When it rains you must use an paraplu

His wife’s mother is his mother in law.

1. His wife’s mother is his mother-in-law.
2. The sentence is correct
3. His wifes mother is his mother-in-law.
4. His wife’s mother is hims mother-in-law

There are a lot of trees on this picture.

1. The sentence is correct
2. There are a lot of trees in this picture.
3. There are much trees on this picture.
4. There are a lot of tree's in this picture.

Before our house you can see a nice garden.

1. Before their house you can see a nice garden.
2. In front of our house you can see a nice garden.
3. In front of our house you can sea a nice garden.
4. The sentence is correct

And after our house you can see a lot of roses.

1. And behind our house you can see a lot off roses.
2. And behind our house you can see much roses.
3. The sentence is correct
4. And behind our house you can see a lot of roses.

There is a old American film on at the cinema, tonight.

1. There be an old American film on at the cinema, tonight.
2. This sentence is correct
3. There is a old American movie on at the cinema, tonight.
4. There is an old American film on at the cinema, tonight.

This puzzle has got thousand pieces.

1. The sentence is correct
2. This puzzle has got an thousand pieces.
3. This puzzle has got a thousand pieces.
4. This puzle has got a thousand pieces.

Your mother and I cannot help you because we must leaf in ten minutes.

1. The sentence is correct
2. Your mother and I canot help you because we must leave in ten minutes.
3. Your mother and I cannot help you because we must leave in ten minuten.
4. Your mother and I cannot help you because we must leave in ten minutes.

Have you got the raincoats because it rains. (2 answers possible)

1. The sentence is correct
2. Have you got the raincoats because it's raining.
3. Have you got the raincoats because het is raining.
4. Have you got the raincoats because it is raining.

Jenny, chocolate and chewing-gum is not good for your teeth!

1. This sentence is correct
2. Jenny, chocolate and chewing-gum have not good for your teeth!
3. Jenny, chocolate and chewing-gum are not good for your teeth!
4. Jenny, chocolate and chewing-gum zijn not good for your teeth!

But Jim, we have tickets for the harry styles' concert, tomorrow night!

1. But Jim, we have tickets for the Harry Styles' concert, tomorow night!
2. But Jim, we have tickets for the Harry Styles' concert, tomorrow night!
3. But Jim, we have tickets for the Harry style's concert, tomorrow night!
4. This sentence is correct

I can help you on Wensday but I cannot help you on Saterday

1. I can help you on Wednesday but I cannot help you on saturday
2. This sentence is correct
3. I can help you on wednesday but I cannot help you on Saturday
4. I can help you on Wednesday but I cannot help you on Saturday

Can you help me?
Yes, ofcourse.

1. This sentence is correct
2. Can you help me? Yes, off course.
3. Can you help me? Yes, of course.
4. Can you help me? Yes, of curse.

Are you taking a taxi or are you going with the Underground?

1. Are you taking a taxi or are you with the Underground?
2. Are you taking a taxi or are you going on the Underground?
3. This sentence is correct
4. Are you taking a taxi or are you going by the Underground?

It was very difficult for Fred to make this photo

1. It was very difficult for Fred to take this photo
2. It was very difficult for Fred too take this photo
3. It was very difficult for fred to take this photo
4. This sentence is correct

I cannot come with you because I eat my lunch, now.

1. I cannot come with you because I'm eating my lunch, now.
2. I cannot come with you because I've eaten my lunch, now.
3. I cannot come with you because I be eaten my lunch, now.
4. This sentence is correct

Houses are not ekspensive in Great Britain but flats are.

1. Houses are not exspensive in Great Britain but flats are.
2. This sentence is correct
3. Houses are not exspensive in great Britain but flats are.
4. Houses are not expensive in Great Britain but flats are.

It is a quater past eight and the bus is late

1. This sentence is correct
2. It is a 1/4 past eight and the bus is late
3. It is a quarter past ate and the bus is late
4. It is a quarter past eight and the bus is late

Hello officer. I am phoning to report a buglary.

1. Hello officer. I am foning to report a burglary.
2. Hello officer. I am phoning to report a burglary.
3. This sentence is correct
4. Hello officer. I am phoning to tell a burglary.

There is a man in our neighbour's garden

1. There is a man in the garden of our neighbour
2. There is a man in our neighbours garden
3. There is a man in are neighbour's garden
4. This sentence is correct

You sit in a very old armchair, at the moment

1. This sentence is correct
2. You are sitting in a very old armchair, at the moment.
3. You are very old and sit in armchair, at the moment
4. At the moment, you are sitting in a very old armchair.

Are you going to home by bus?

1. Are you going home by bus?
2. Is you going to home by bus?
3. Are you going too home by bus?
4. This sentence is correct

Snows it?
No, the sun is shining

1. The is sentence is correct
2. Is it snowing? No, the sun is shining.
3. Is it snowing? No, shines the sun.
4. Snows it? No, shines it.

John and Mary are always looking at the television News

1. John and Mary are always watching the News on the TV.
2. John and Mary are always watching the News at the TV.
3. This sentence is correct
4. John and Mary are always watching the News aan the TV.

But Fred and Ann sometimes go to the cinema, also

1. But Fred and Ann sometimes go to the cinema, as well
2. This sentence is correct
3. But Fred and Ann sometimes go to the cinema, allso
4. But Fred en Ann sometimes go to the cinema, also

We often read a book, evenings.

1. This sentence is correct
2. We often read a book in the evening.
3. We often read an book in the evening.
4. We often read a book on the evening.

After breakfast, Mary has to do the wash-up.

1. After breakfast, they do the washing up.
2. After breakfast, Mary has too do the washing up.
3. After breakfast, Mary has to do the wash-upping.
4. This sentence is correct

People play with their childs, in the evening.

1. People play with their children, in the evening.
2. Children play with their persons, in the evening.
3. People play with there childs, in the evening.
4. This sentence is correct

Alie sometimes watches TV with her man

1. Alie sometimes watches TV with her partner
2. This sentence is correct
3. Alie sometimes watches TV with she partner
4. Alie sometimes watches TV met her man

This are not my books. I think they are Peter’s.

1. This sentence is correct
2. These are not my books. I think they are Peter’s.
3. This are not my book. I think they are Peter’s.
4. This are not my books. I think they our Peter’s.

Who's book is this ? I think it is Peter’s, aswell

1. Whose book is this? I think it is Peter's, as well.
2. Whose book is this? I think it is Peters, as well.
3. Whose book am this? I think it is Peter's, as well.
4. This sentence is correct

This is Mr and Mrs Jones son. His name is Harry Jones.

1. This is Mr and Mrs Jones's son. His name is Harry Jones.
2. This is Mr and Mrs Jone's son. His name is Harry Jones.
3. This is Mr and Mrs Jones' son. His name is Harry Jones.
4. This sentence is correct

Jim Broughton is train driver on the London Underground.

1. Jim Broughton is trian driver on the London Underground.
2. This sentence is correct
3. Jim Broughton is train driving on the London Underground.
4. Jim Broughton is a train driver on the London Underground.

She has always lunch in the canteen.

1. This sentence is correct.
2. She always have lunch in the canteen.
3. She always has lunch in the canteen .
4. She have always lunch in the canteen.

Jim is usually driving the train to Liverpool Street Station.

1. Jim usually driving the train to Liverpool Street Station.
2. This sentence is correct
3. Jim usually drives the train to Liverpool Street Station.
4. Jim is usually the train to Liverpool Street Station.

A strike always means fewer money for her

1. A strike always means less money for her
2. A staking always means less money for her
3. This sentence is correct
4. A strike always meens fewer money for her

Please hurry! We must leave over ten minutes.

1. Please hurry! We must leave in ten minutes.
2. This sentence is correct
3. Please hurry! We must leave over eleven minutes.
4. Please hurry! We must leaf over ten minutes.

What is the time, please? It is five minutes past half past five

1. What is the time, please? It is twenty five minutes to five
2. What is the time, please? It is twenty five minutes to six
3. What is the time, please? It be twenty five minutes to six
4. This sentence is correct

Is this John his chair? No, it is my chair. Why do you ask?

1. This sentence is correct
2. Is this John's chair? No, it is my chair. Why do you ask?
3. Are this John his chair? No, it is my chair. Why do you ask?
4. Is this Johns' chair? No, it is my chair. Why do you ask?