Question

. QUICK CHECKput a line through the incorrect sentence.Suddenly, there was a bright flash. / Suddenly, there wasbright flash.2 There are lots of the storms in this area. / There are lots ofstorms in this area.3 Have you ever been to United Kingdom? / Have you everbeen to the United Kingdom?4 No, but I've been to the America./ No, but I've beento America.5 I'd love to sail on the Pacific Ocean./ I'd love to sail onPacific Ocean.ПОМОГИТЕ СРОЧНОООООО​

Answer 1

1) was a bright
2)lots of storms
3)to the
4)to America
5)on the

Answer 2

1. Suddenly, there was a bright flash. (Correct sentence) 2. There are lots of storms in this area. (Correct sentence) 3. Have you ever been to the United Kingdom? (Correct sentence) 4. No, but I've been to America. (Correct sentence) 5. I'd love to sail on the Pacific Ocean. (Correct sentence)

All of the given sentences are correct except for the incorrect sentences:

1. Suddenly, there wasbright flash. The correct sentence should be: Suddenly, there was a bright flash. It is missing the article "a" before "bright flash".

3. Have you everbeen to the united kingdom? The correct sentence should be: Have you ever been to the United Kingdom? It is missing the space between "ever" and "been" and the correct capitalization for "United Kingdom".

4. No, but I've beento America. The correct sentence should be: No, but I've been to America. It is missing the space between "been" and "to".

5. I'd love to sail onpacific ocean. The correct sentence should be: I'd love to sail on the Pacific Ocean. It is missing the space between "on" and "pacific" and the correct capitalization for "Pacific Ocean".