Question

Part 2. Correct the mistakes. 1. The prince said that they would have a party tomorrow. 2. My little sister wants that I'll give her those balls. 3. Everybody likes when it snows. 4. She tells that these newspapers are bought every day. 5. Mr Clark asks have you seen his garden. 6. They have the piano for five years. 7. My grandfather made me to repair the chair. 8. I wish I'll be able to speak German well. 9. - How long does he live here? - Since September. 10. It's not a problem for him. He is used to get up early. 80

Answer 1

1.will
2.
3.like
4.buy
5.
6.had
7.
8.просто I’ll
9.did
10.uses

Answer 2

I can help you correct the mistakes in the sentences. Here are the corrected sentences and the explanations:

1. The prince said that they would have a party the next day. This sentence is in the reported speech, so the present tense should be changed to the past tense, and the word "tomorrow" should be changed to "the next day". 2. My little sister wants me to give her those balls. This sentence is in the subjunctive mood, so the verb after "wants" should be in the base form, not in the future tense. 3. Everybody likes it when it snows. This sentence is a complex sentence, so the subordinate clause should have a subject "it" before the conjunction "when". 4. She says that these newspapers are bought every day. This sentence is in the present tense, so the verb "tell" should be in the present tense "says", not in the past tense "tells". 5. Mr Clark asks if you have seen his garden. This sentence is an indirect question, so the word order should be subject-verb, not verb-subject, and the conjunction "if" should be used instead of "have". 6. They have had the piano for five years. This sentence is in the present perfect tense, so the verb "have" should be in the past participle form "had", not in the base form "have". 7. My grandfather made me repair the chair. This sentence is in the causative form, so the verb after "made" should be in the base form, not in the infinitive form with "to". 8. I wish I could speak German well. This sentence is in the subjunctive mood, so the verb after "wish" should be in the past tense, not in the future tense, to express a hypothetical or unreal situation. 9. - How long has he lived here? - Since September. This question is about the duration of an action that started in the past and continues in the present, so the present perfect tense should be used, not the present simple tense. 10. It's not a problem for him. He is used to getting up early. This sentence is about a habit or a state that someone is accustomed to, so the phrase "be used to" should be followed by a gerund, not a base form.