Question

СРОЧНО, ПОЖАЛУЙСТА ПОМОГИТЕ!!!! НАДО НАЙТИ И ИСПРАВИТЬ ОШИБКИ В ПРЕДЛОЖЕНИЯХ!!! ПОМОГИТЕ!!! 2. Nobody can't eat anything. 3. Our flat is at the ground floor. 4. Everyone want modern furniture in Doctor Sand ford's house. 5. What he has been doing all this time? 7. He has no any animals at home. 8. She is a very gifted girl, is she? 9. She is as cleverest as my uncle. 10. His pronunciation is the baddest in our group. 11. My brother’s- in-law car is new. 12. Her sister's jeans is fashionable. 13. Is there few sugar in the sugar-basin? 14. We have white mouses, a parrot and some gold fish. 15. Your books are much interesting than mine. 16. These are my geese and where are their?

Answer 1

Ответ:

2. Nobody can eat anything.

3. Our flat is on the ground floor.

4. Everyone wants modern furniture in Doctor Sand ford's house.

5. What has he been doing all this time?

7. He has no animals at home. (убрали any)

8. She is a very gifted girl, isn't she?

9. She is as clever as my uncle.

10. His pronunciation is the worst in our group.

11. My brother-in-law's car is new.

12. Her sister's jeans are fashionable.

13. Is there little sugar in the sugar-basin?

14. We have white mice, a parrot and some gold fish.

15. Your books are more interesting than mine.

16. These are my geese and where are they?

Answer 2

2. "Nobody can't eat anything." - The correct sentence is "Nobody can eat anything." The word "can't" is a contraction of "cannot," which already includes the negative meaning, so using "can't" and "anything" together creates a double negative.

3. "Our flat is at the ground floor." - The correct sentence is "Our flat is on the ground floor." When referring to the level of a building, we use "on" instead of "at."

4. "Everyone want modern furniture in doctor sand ford's house." - The correct sentence is "Everyone wants modern furniture in Doctor Sand Ford's house." The verb "want" should be changed to "wants" to agree with the subject "everyone." Additionally, "Doctor Sand Ford's" should be capitalized as it is a proper noun.

5. "What he has been doing all this time?" - The correct sentence is "What has he been doing all this time?" In English, the order of the subject and auxiliary verb is inverted for questions. The word "has" should come before the subject "he."

7. "He has no any animals at home." - The correct sentence is "He doesn't have any animals at home." When expressing negation, we use "doesn't have" instead of "has no."

8. "She is a very gifted girl, is she?" - The correct sentence is "She is a very gifted girl, isn't she?" When asking a question, we use the contraction "isn't" instead of "is."

9. "She is as cleverest as my uncle." - The correct sentence is "She is as clever as my uncle." The word "cleverest" already indicates the superlative form, so using "as" before it is redundant.

10. "His pronunciation is the baddest in our group." - The correct sentence is "His pronunciation is the worst in our group." The word "baddest" should be changed to "worst" when comparing the degree of a quality.

11. "My brother’s- in-law car is new." - The correct sentence is "My brother-in-law's car is new." The possessive form is indicated by adding an apostrophe and an "s" after "brother-in-law."

12. "Her sister's jeans is fashionable." - The correct sentence is "Her sister's jeans are fashionable." The plural noun "jeans" requires the plural form of the verb "to be," which is "are," instead of "is."

13. "Is there few sugar in the sugar-basin?" - The correct sentence is "Is there any sugar in the sugar-basin?" When asking about a small quantity, we use "any" instead of "few."

14. "We have white mouses, a parrot and some gold fish." - The correct sentence is "We have white mice, a parrot, and some goldfish." The plural of "mouse" is "mice," and "goldfish" is already a plural noun.

15. "Your books are much interesting than mine." - The correct sentence is "Your books are much more interesting than mine." When comparing two things, we use the comparative form of the adjective, which is "more interesting."

16. "These are my geese and where are their?" - The correct sentence is "These are my geese, and where are theirs?" The pronoun "their" should be changed to "theirs" to show possession.

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