. Find the mistake in the four underlined parts A, B, C, D of each sentence.
1. She told to (A) me that her (B) parents were arriving (C) the following day (D).
2. They (A) told us (B) that they (C) could swam (D).
3. The (A) headmaster said that his school (B) would use (C) voice recognition next year (D).
4. These (A) contact lenses are mine (B), they (C) aren’t your (D).
5. Don’t (A) walk on (B) the street. Walk at (C) the pavement (D).

Question

. Find the mistake in the four underlined parts A, B, C, D of each sentence. 
1. She told to (A) me that her (B) parents were arriving (C) the following day (D).          
2. They (A) told us (B) that they (C) could swam (D). 
3. The (A) headmaster said that his school (B) would use (C) voice recognition next year (D). 
4. These (A) contact lenses are mine (B), they (C) aren’t your (D). 
5. Don’t (A) walk on (B) the street. Walk at (C) the pavement (D).

minhmui · Accepted Answer

1. She told to (A) me that her (B) parents were arriving (C) the following day (D).

told to → told

2. They (A) told us (B) that they (C) could swam (D).

swam → swim

3. The (A) headmaster said that his school (B) would use (C) voice recognition next year (D).

next year → the next year

4. These (A) contact lenses are mine (B), they (C) aren’t your (D).

your → yours

5. Don’t (A) walk on (B) the street. Walk at (C) the pavement (D).

walk at the pavement → walk on the pavement

Timi · Answer

1. She told to (A) me that her (B) parents were arriving (C) the following day (D).
   Correction: She told (A) me that her (B) parents were arriving (C) the following day (D).

2. They (A) told us (B) that they (C) could swam (D).
   Correction: They (A) told us (B) that they (C) could swim (D).

3. The (A) headmaster said that his school (B) would use (C) voice recognition next year (D).
   Correction: The headmaster said that his school would use voice recognition next year.

4. These contact lenses are mine, they aren’t your.
   Correction: These contact lenses are mine, they aren’t yours.

5. Don’t walk on the street. Walk on the pavement.
   No mistake in this sentence.

. Find the mistake in the four underlined parts A, B, C, D of each sentence. 1. She told to (A) me that her (B) parents were arriving (C) the following day (D). 2. They (A) told us (B) that they (C)...