1.Gerund vs. Infinitive
2.Tense boundaries
3.Negatives
4-5. Bonus
1."That" clause rather than infinitive
2.Verb Preceding Subject
3.Modal Verb Misuse
4-5. Bonus
1.Personal Pronoun Restating the Subject
2."Who" vs. "Which"
3-5. Bonus
1. Omitting "be"
2.Object Pronoun Added
3-5. Bonus
1-2. Articles
3. No Auxiliary Verbs
4-5. Bonus
100
Rabab enjoys to help her friends.
Rabab enjoys helping her friends.
100
Nasser wants that he succeeds this term.
Nasser wants to succeed this term.
100
Laila she always works hard.
Laila always works hard.
100
My friend from Saudi Arabia.
My friend is from Saudi Arabia.
100
I will go to the Mexico next month.
I will go to Mexico next month.
200
Jessica teaches here for one year.
Jessica has taught here for one year.
200
Passed Azooz level 4.
Azooz passed level 4.
200
The girl which is from Egypt is very nice.
The girl who is from Egypt is very nice.
200
The person I talked to her today is a new student.
The person I talked to today is a new student.
200
Mohsine is awesome teacher.
Mohsine is an awesome teacher.
300
Amna no likes spicy food.
Amna does not like spicy food.
300
Should that I study grammar this weekend?
Should I study grammar this weekend?
300
They were arrived.
They arrived. (Past perfect form of "be.")
300
He was eat his dinner when I came home.
He was eating his dinner when I came home. (Error in past progressive tense)
300
When you start your ACCESS classes?
When did you start your ACCESS classes?
400
Does he can do that?
Can he do that? (Adding auxiliary with modal)
400
He hit by a stone.
He was hit by a stone. (Passive formation.)
400
Teacher David has many book.
Teacher David has many books. (Deletion of 's' suffix to show plural)
400
I went home for I get my notes.
I went home to get my notes. (Using "for" for purpose.)
400
He said me he will go to class tomorrow.
He told me he will go to class tomorrow. (Reported speech error.)
500
This is book the teacher.
This is the teacher's book.
500
Teacher Jessica drives dangerous.
Teacher Jessica drives dangerously. (Change to adverb)
500
This book is to me.
This book is for me. (Interchanging "to" and "for" to show possession)
500
I search my keys.
I search for my keys. (Needs phrasal verb)
500
It is a horse in that field.
There is a horse in that field. ("It" vs. "There")
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