Упражнения на исправление ошибок "Correct the mistakes"

Correct the mistakes where necessary!

Articles

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I saw a film last night.	I saw a film last night.
My friend is architect.	My friend is architect.
Helen is beautiful woman.	Helen is beautiful woman.
Take a chair on left.	Take a chair on left.
I’m looking for job.	I’m looking for job.
Did you get the job you applied for?	Did you get the job you applied for?
Close door, please.	Close door, please.
Ben was first to come.	Ben was first to come.

Comparisons

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1. Berlin is more safe than Cape Town.	1. Berlin is more safe than Cape Town.
2. Sam is the tallest in our class.	2. Sam is the tallest in our class.
3. This programme is the worst on TV.	3. This programme is the worst on TV.
4. Chicago is beautifuler than New York.	4. Chicago is beautifuler than New York.
5. This book is most interesting that I’ve read.	5. This book is most interesting that I’ve read.
6. London is gooder than Tokyo.	6. London is gooder than Tokyo.

Too / Enough

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1. My brother spends too many times playing computer games.	1. My brother spends too many times playing computer games.
2. I didn’t work enough hard last year.	2. I didn’t work enough hard last year.
3. He is too young to go clubbing.	3. He is too young to go clubbing.
4. I don’t have enough time to help you today.	4. I don’t have enough time to help you today.
5. Do you have money enough to go on holiday this year?	5. Do you have money enough to go on holiday this year?
6. I didn’t go to the concert because the tickets were expensive enough for me.	6. I didn’t go to the concert because the tickets were expensive enough for me.
7. There is too much sugar in my coffee.	7. There is too much sugar in my coffee.

Present Simple or Present Continuous?

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1. Does Ben and you like coffee?	1. Does Ben and you like coffee?
2. Sam is checking emails now.	2. Sam is checking emails now.
3. I am thinking that John is a wonderful man.	3. I am thinking that John is a wonderful man.
4. Susan is hating milk.	4. Susan is hating milk.
5. My cousins reads lots of books.	5. My cousins reads lots of books.
6. You work every day?	6. You work every day?
7. Pam doesn’t often talk on the phone.	7. Pam doesn’t often talk on the phone.
8. What are this man doing?	8. What are this man doing?

Past Simple or Past Continuous?

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1. I writed two e-mails yesterday.	1. I writed two e-mails yesterday.
It snowed the whole day yesterday.	It snowed the whole day yesterday.
Ben breaked his arm while he was playing rugby.	Ben breaked his arm while he was playing rugby.
Sam was talking to his boss from 2 till 3 yesterday.	Sam was talking to his boss from 2 till 3 yesterday.
It were raining the whole morning.	It were raining the whole morning.
My sister tooks this photo last year.	My sister tooks this photo last year.
Mark was smoking when I came.	Mark was smoking when I came.
Our students writing a test the whole morning yesterday.	Our students writing a test the whole morning yesterday.
Cathy visited me last June.	Cathy visited me last June.

Past Simple or Present Perfect?

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1. Tom lost his key last week.	1. Tom lost his key last week.
2. The Chinese have invented printing.	2. The Chinese have invented printing.
3. Look at Harry! He had a haircut.	3. Look at Harry! He had a haircut.
4. Prices fell but now they have risen again.	4. Prices fell but now they have risen again.
5. Mr Clark worked in a bank for 15 years and he’s still working there.	5. Mr Clark worked in a bank for 15 years and he’s still working there.
6. Have you seen the film on TV last night?	6. Have you seen the film on TV last night?

Passives

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1.      Will your report be wrote tomorrow?	Will your report be wrote tomorrow?
When has Beethoven been born?	2. When has Beethoven been born?
The rules must follow.	3. The rules must follow.
Were you ever bitten by a dog?	Were you ever bitten by a dog?
The radio was invented by Popov in 1895.	The radio was invented by Popov in 1895.
This house was build in 1921.	This house was build in 1921.
The computer should shut down.	The computer should shut down.
Gold is used in industry.	Gold is used in industry.
The problem cannot be solve.	The problem cannot be solve.
Have you been invited to the party?	Have you been invited to the party?

Conditionals

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1. If you did the washing-up, I will clean the kitchen.	1. If you did the washing-up, I will clean the kitchen.
2. If I had enough money, I’d buy this car.	2. If I had enough money, I’d buy this car.
3. If I had married Tom, I’d have been very rich now.	3. If I had married Tom, I’d have been very rich now.
4. I’ll call you when I arrive.	4. I’ll call you when I arrive.
5. If I haven’t said that, we’d still be friends.	5. If I haven’t said that, we’d still be friends.
6. Ben will speak to his boss when he had seen him.	6. Ben will speak to his boss when he had seen him.