😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 * Choose the underlined part that needs correction in each of the following sentence:,71. We no wear uniforms at our school every day.,A B C D,72. Her book is different as mine.,A B e ,73. She meets an old friend at a dinner party last weekend.,A B C D,74. The teachers had a meeting at 4 o'clock on the afternoon.,A B C,75. She don't know whether she left her book at school or on the bus.,A B C D,76. The author of this novel is the same like that one.,A B C D,7. The concert show was quite different than what I thought.,A B

Question

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 * Choose the underlined part that needs correction in each of the following sentence:,71. We no wear uniforms at our school every day.,A B C D,72. Her book is different as mine.,A B e  ,73. She meets an old friend at a dinner party last weekend.,A B C D,74. The teachers had a meeting at 4 o&#x27;clock on the afternoon.,A B C,75. She don&#x27;t know whether she left her book at school or on the bus.,A B C D,76. The author of this novel is the same like that one.,A B C D,7. The concert show was quite different than what I thought.,A B

Accepted Answer

Here are the underlined parts that need correction for each sentence:

71. We *no* → We *don&#x27;t* 
   (The correct sentence should be: We don&#x27;t wear uniforms at our school every day.)

72. *as* → *to*
   (The correct sentence should be: Her book is different *to* mine.)

73. *at a dinner party last weekend* → *last weekend at a dinner party*
   (The correct sentence should be: She met an old friend *last weekend at a dinner party*. Note: &#x27;meets&#x27; should be &#x27;met&#x27; since the action happened in the past.)

74. *on the afternoon* → *in the afternoon*
   (The correct sentence should be: The teachers had a meeting at 4 o&#x27;clock *in the afternoon*.)

75. *She don&#x27;t* → *She doesn&#x27;t*
   (The correct sentence should be: *She doesn&#x27;t* know whether she left her book at school or on the bus.)

76. *the same like* → *the same as*
   (The correct sentence should be: The author of this novel is *the same as* that one.)

77. *different than* → *different from*
   (The correct sentence should be: The concert show was quite *different from* what I thought.)