Question

Помогите найти ошибки в тексте) 1.she was singing happy when the teacher came into the classroom2.the goose were swimming beautifully3.neither Jane nor Ann are going to come today4.mr. Black worked hard in the garden, he sold fruit and vegetables. he had  enough money to live comfortable.5.neither Tom nor his brother didn't go to school yesterday6.he hasn't met neither Nell nor her mother7.it was rain at seven o'clock yesterday8.it was rain yesterday9.i think it will be snow timorrow

Answer 1

1. she was singing happily when the teacher came into the classroom
2. the geese were swimming beautifully
3. neither Jane nor Ann is going to come today
4. mr. Black worked hard in the garden, he sold fruit and vegetables. he had enough money to live comfortably.
5. neither Tom nor his brother went to school yesterday
6. he has met neither Nell nor her mother
7. it was raining at seven o'clock yesterday
8. it rained yesterday
9. i think it will snow timorrow

Answer 2

1. She was singing happily when the teacher came into the classroom.
2. The geese were swimming beautifully. (Note: "goose" should be pluralized to "geese" since it is referring to multiple birds.)
3. Neither Jane nor Ann is going to come today. (Note: "are" should be changed to "is" to agree with the singular subject "neither Jane nor Ann.")
4. Mr. Black worked hard in the garden. He sold fruit and vegetables, and he had enough money to live comfortably. (Note: "comfortable" should be changed to "comfortably.")
5. Neither Tom nor his brother went to school yesterday. (Note: "didn't" should be removed as it creates a double negative.)
6. He hasn't met either Nell or her mother. (Note: "neither" should be changed to "either" to match the positive form of the sentence.)
7. It was raining at seven o'clock yesterday.
8. It rained yesterday.
9. I think it will snow tomorrow. (Note: "be" should be removed before "snow" as it is not necessary in this context.)

Corrected sentences:

1. She was singing happily when the teacher came into the classroom.
2. The geese were swimming beautifully.
3. Neither Jane nor Ann is going to come today.
4. Mr. Black worked hard in the garden. He sold fruit and vegetables, and he had enough money to live comfortably.
5. Neither Tom nor his brother went to school yesterday.
6. He hasn't met either Nell or her mother.
7. It was raining at seven o'clock yesterday.
8. It rained yesterday.
9. I think it will snow tomorrow.