Exam practice: recognize errors and correct them with justification
How it works
In this topic area, you learn to recognize and correct typical errors in English sentences. These include grammar errors (e.g. wrong tense forms, subject-verb agreement), word order errors, incorrect prepositions, or confusions between similar words. You do not just have to identify the error, but also know how to исправить it correctly. Example: In the sentence ‹He go to school every day.› the ending -es is missing from the verb for the third person singular. The correct form is ‹He goes to school every day.›. Recognizing and justifying such errors helps you write and speak English more confidently yourself.
Look in the sentence for typical sources of error such as incorrect verb forms, missing endings, incorrect prepositions, or word choice. Consider which rule was violated, and choose the correct correction.
An example
Which of the following sentences is correct: ‹She doesn’t like apples.› or ‹She don’t like apples.›?
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To the learning unit →Own explanation and own practice exercises by AmyMath. Subject reference framework: English. The topic assignment may vary by federal state.