Verb tenses
I ______ my sister to call me back quickly. (NEED, simple past)
I NEEDED my sister to call me back quickly.
I was reading a book fiction.
I was reading a fiction book.
Can you help me ____ the laundry?
Can you help me WITH the laundry?
road
noun
I am agree with you.
(1 error)
I agree with you.
You _______ this by the end of the year, I promise. (KNOW, future tense)
You WILL KNOW this by the end of the year, I promise.
The dog is sitting in the chair of my sister.
The dog is sitting in my sister's chair.
Please _____ free to sit wherever you'd like.
Please FEEL free to sit wherever you'd like.
bring up
(phrasal) verb
He was the unique person that did his homeworks.
(2 errors)
He was the ONLY person that did his HOMEWORK.
When _____________ to do that? (PROMISE, simple past) (include a subject)
When DID I PROMISE to do that?
I never will do again that.
I WILL NEVER do THAT AGAIN.
I need you to ______ an effort if you want to pass this class.
I need you to MAKE an effort if you want to pass this class.
lovely
adjective
BONUS 100 points: change to a noun by adding to the adjective
He all the time think he is spending too much money, but he never stops.
(2 errors)
He ALWAYS thinkS he is spending too much money, but he never stops.
I ________ in the shower when she walked in and told me to be quiet. (SING, past progressive)
I WAS SINGING in the shower when she walked in and told me to be quiet.
My mother was a teacher very good.
My mother was a VERY GOOD teacher.
I would like to ______ an experience working with exotic animals at some point in my life.
I would like to HAVE an experience working with exotic animals at some point in my life.
harmonize
verb
BONUS 100 points: change to a noun
Everybody think we should turn around and go to home, it's getting very late.
(2 errors)
Everybody THINKS we should turn around and GO HOME, it's getting very late.
Something about those stories REMINDS me of my childhood.
The fox quick and brown over the lazy dogs jumped.
The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs.
She had _____ self-esteem and wanted to improve, so she started leaving post-its with compliments on her mirror.
She had LOW self-esteem and wanted to improve, so she started leaving post-its with compliments on her mirror.
response
noun
BONUS 100 points: change into an adjective
BONUS another 100 points: change the adjective into a noun again
Was a gift for he, but I gave it to sister.
(3 errors)
IT was a gift for HIM, but I gave it to MY sister.