Possesive case
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I was staying at Shannon place.
I was staying at Shannon's place.
Possesive case: Shannon's
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Therefor
Spelling mistake: Therefore
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i like ice cream.
I like ice cream.
Capitalization: I
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He run every day.
He runs every day.
Subject-verb agreement: He runs
He borrowed his dads car.
He borrowed his dad's car.
Possesive case: Dad's
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The beer was very scary.
The bear was very scary.
Spelling mistake: Bear
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i live in copenhagen.
I live in Copenhagen.
Capitalization: I+Copenhagen
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They loves the cat.
They love the cat.
Subject-verb agreement: They love
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He found the boys football.
He found the boy's football.
Possesive case: Boy's
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This whater is very clean.
This water is very clean.
Spelling mistake: Water
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he can't afford the car.
He can't afford the car.
Capitalization: He
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I were very happy.
I was very happy.
Subject-verb agreement: I was
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I like the cup's color.
I like the color of the cup.
Possesive case: Color of the cup
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This assigment is very difficult.
This assignment is very difficult.
Spelling mistake: Assignment
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The Bird flew over berlin.
Capitalization: bird+Berlin
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They hates him, but he love them.
They hate him, but he loves them.
Subject-verb agreement: They hate+he loves.
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I don't like the coffee's color.
I don't like the color of the coffee.
Possesive case: Color of the coffee.
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Can anybody ansver this qeustion?
Can anybody answer this question?
Spelling mistakes: Answer+question
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Where Can i find paris?
Where can I find Paris?
Capitalization: can+I+Paris
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She eat every day and they doesn't like it.
Subject-verb agreement: She eats+they don't.