Plural and singular nouns
Those are four childrens in the classroom.
Those are four children in the classroom.
It’s 3 on point.
It’s 3 o'clock.
Put the pencils in your head.
Put the pencils on/next to your head.
That is a eraser.
That is an eraser.
This is Samantha’s board.
This is her board.
Her puppys are very cute.
Her puppies are very cute.
I have a sister too.
I have a sister, too.
The clock is in the wall.
The clock is on the wall.
What are this?
What are these? / What is this?
Jared’s nationality is Chinese.
His nationality is Chinese.
There are eight foxs in the zoo.
There are eight foxes in the zoo.
It’s ten to quarter.
It’s quarter to ten.
The plant is next the picture.
The plant is next to the picture.
Those is a pens.
Those are pens.
She’s my mother. His name is Maria. (correct it)
She’s my mother. Her name is Maria.
The womans in the classroom are very intelligent.
The women in the classroom are very intelligent.
The weekdays are: Saturday and Sunday.
The weekend is: Saturday and Sunday.
The markers are in to the box.
The markers are in the box.
That’s an notebook.
That’s a notebook.
My pet is a cat. Your favorite food is fish. (correct it)
My pet is a cat. Its favorite food is fish.
Arabs have +4 wifes.
Arabs have +4 wives.
We are a salesperson.
I am a salesperson./We are salespeople.
The telephone is under the school.
The telephone is in the school.
This is my children.
This is my child. /These are my children.
I am exhausted. Your boss is very annoying. (correct it)
I am exhausted. My boss is very annoying.