- You didn't see him, is it?
- When you would like to go?
- That man he is tall.
- Her jewelleries were stolen.
- I am understanding it now.
- They two very good friends.
- Sushila is extremely a lazy girl .
- When you leaving?
- You didin't see him, did you?
- When would you like to go?
- That man is tall.
- Her jewellery were stolen.
- I understand it now.
- They two are very good friends.
- Sushila is an extremely lazy girl.
- When are you leaving?
- When looking at sentence number 4 we can see that jewellery is written jewelleries. The word jewellery is a term that can be used both in single and plural and doesn't need to be inflected to suite the sentence. The way I would write it: Her jewellery were stolen.
- In sentence number 6 the verb is missing before the explaining part of the sentence. I would write the sentence: They two are very good friends. However I believe I would actually remove the word "two" and write: "They are very good friends", since that makes more sense.
- Sentence number 7:"Sushila is extremely a lazy girl ". The indefinite article is misplaced. The correct way of saying it would be: "Sushila is an extremely lazy girl. "
- Also in sentence number 8, we can se that the verb is missing before the object in the sentence. Correct way: "When are you leaving?".
Task 1 - answer both a) and b)
Rewritten sentences:
A little point on 4: "jewellery" is a singular noun. We would say "Her jewels were stolen" or "her jewellery was stolen".
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