Question

You work as a teacher.

Read the sentences your students have written.

Decide if the sentences are grammatically correct.

 

1. We walked from the Washington Square to the Central Park.

2. I've bought a lovely small French blue dress.

3. He appears to be wearing a hat.

4. Don’t say anything, will you?

5. I haven't had a breakfast yet.

6. What of these books do you want?

7. These seats are no better that the others.

8. Nobody didn’t tell us.

9. I don’t understand – So do I.

10. Did he not understand the text?

11. The news wasn’t too bad.

12. You can't enter unless you are accompanied by an adult.

13. I know him for five years.

14. They didn’t arrive when I left.

15. I’ll see you when I’ll get back.

16. Let’s try again, shall we?

17. I have not got a car. I wish I have a car.

18. May you show me where it is?

Answer 1

1. We walked from Washington Square to the Central Park.
2. I've bought a lovely small blue French dress.
3. He appears to be wearing a hat.
4. Don’t say anything, will you?
5. I haven't had breakfast yet.
6. Which of these books do you want?
7. These seats are not better that the others.
8. Nobody told us.
9. I don’t understand – Neither do I.
10. Didn't he understand the text?
11. The news wasn’t too bad.
12. You can't enter unless you are accompanied by an adult.
13. I have known him for five years.
14. They hadn’t arrived when I left.
15. I’ll see you when I get back.
16. Let’s try again, shall we?
17. I have not got a car. I wish I had a car.
18. Can you show me where it is?