Question

II. Correct the mistakes in the sentences. Some sentences are correct. 1. It's really cold today. I wish the weather is warmer! 2. You wouldn't be good at English if you didn't watch lots of American movies. 3. If you want to learn about journalism, why don't you talk to Ana, who father works for a newspaper. 4. Tigers, that are nearly extinct, used to be common in India. 5. I believe that the government should provide the education for all children. 6. I can't stand watching TV - it's so boring! 7. You wouldn't have missed the start of the film if you would have arrived ten minutes earlier.​

Answer 1

1. It's really cold today. I wish the weather were warmer!

2. You wouldn't be good at English if you didn't watch a lot of American movies.

3. If you want to learn about journalism, why don't you talk to Ana, whose father works for a newspaper.

4. Tigers, which are nearly extinct, used to be common in India. (or "Tigers, almost extinct, used to be common in India.")

5. I believe that the government should provide education for all children.

6. I can't stand watching TV – it's so boring!

7. You wouldn't have missed the start of the film if you had arrived ten minutes earlier. (or "You wouldn't miss the start of the film if you arrived ten minutes earlier.")

Answer 2

Sure, here are the corrected sentences:

1. It's really cold today. I wish the weather were warmer!
2. You wouldn't be good at English if you didn't watch a lot of American movies.
3. If you want to learn about journalism, why don't you talk to Ana, whose father works for a newspaper.
4. Tigers, which are nearly extinct, used to be common in India.
5. I believe that the government should provide education for all children.
6. I can't stand watching TV - it's so boring!
7. You wouldn't have missed the start of the film if you had arrived ten minutes earlier.