Составь рассказ о себе и своей семье, как-будто вы поехали в путешествие, что вы должны, следует или не нужно делать перед поездкой. В рассказе используй слова из У.3-зеленая рамка и модальные глаголы из правила.
B
1. I I lost my all money. (Incorrect)
2. What did you last night? (Incorrect)
3. He always wear jeans. (Incorrect)
4. My town is quite at the weekend. (Incorrect)
5. I want that I pass the exam. (Incorrect)
6. Shes married with Peter. (Incorrect)
Now let's mark them with the symbols:
B
1. I I lost my all money. (X)
2. What did you last night? (X)
3. He always wear jeans. (X)
4. My town is quite at the weekend. (X)
5. I want that I pass the exam. (X)
6. Shes married with Peter. (X)
Now, let's explain why these sentences are incorrect:
1. "I I lost my all money."
The word "I" is repeated twice, which is not grammatically correct.
Correction: I lost all my money.
2. "What did you last night?"
The word order is incorrect. The correct question word order is "Did you + verb + object?"
Correction: What did you do last night?
3. "He always wear jeans."
The verb should be in its base form after the third person singular pronoun "He."
Correction: He always wears jeans.
4. "My town is quite at the weekend."
The word "quite" means completely or entirely, which doesn't fit the context of the sentence. It should be "quiet," meaning calm or peaceful.
Correction: My town is quiet at the weekend.
5. "I want that I pass the exam."
The word "that" is unnecessary in this sentence.
Correction: I want to pass the exam.
6. "Shes married with Peter."
The correct preposition to use when talking about marriage is "to," not "with."
Correction: She's married to Peter.
I hope this explanation helps you understand the mistakes and their corrections. Let me know if you have any further questions!
1. The way to the metro station was shown to me by a passer-by.
2. Don't worry! The kids will be looked after very well by this babysitter.
3. The lecture was listened to attentively by everybody.
4. Wedding invitations were sent to us last week.
5. A day-off was offered to me by my boss.
6. The secretary was given a lot of instructions by the manager.
7. A good decorator was recommended to me by my friends.
8. My little son was taught a few bad words by some children.
9. Everybody was asked by the chief not to be late.
10. The boy was promised a new bike by his father.
11. That event is spoken about by people a lot.
12. You are wanted on the phone by somebody.
13. Some slides will be shown during the lecture.
14. Our garden is in perfect order. The paths have been cleaned, the grass has been cut, and the flowers have been watered.
15. The event wasn't mentioned in the news.
16. The mistake was pointed out to me by the teacher.
17. The robber was described so well to the police by people that they found him very quickly.
18. Now, some new words will be dictated to you.
19. The office rules were explained to the staff by the manager.
20. Wonderful tales were read to me in my childhood by my granny.
B
1. I I lost my all money. (Incorrect)
2. What did you last night? (Incorrect)
3. He always wear jeans. (Incorrect)
4. My town is quite at the weekend. (Incorrect)
5. I want that I pass the exam. (Incorrect)
6. Shes married with Peter. (Incorrect)
Now let's mark them with the symbols:
B
1. I I lost my all money. (X)
2. What did you last night? (X)
3. He always wear jeans. (X)
4. My town is quite at the weekend. (X)
5. I want that I pass the exam. (X)
6. Shes married with Peter. (X)
Now, let's explain why these sentences are incorrect:
1. "I I lost my all money."
The word "I" is repeated twice, which is not grammatically correct.
Correction: I lost all my money.
2. "What did you last night?"
The word order is incorrect. The correct question word order is "Did you + verb + object?"
Correction: What did you do last night?
3. "He always wear jeans."
The verb should be in its base form after the third person singular pronoun "He."
Correction: He always wears jeans.
4. "My town is quite at the weekend."
The word "quite" means completely or entirely, which doesn't fit the context of the sentence. It should be "quiet," meaning calm or peaceful.
Correction: My town is quiet at the weekend.
5. "I want that I pass the exam."
The word "that" is unnecessary in this sentence.
Correction: I want to pass the exam.
6. "Shes married with Peter."
The correct preposition to use when talking about marriage is "to," not "with."
Correction: She's married to Peter.
I hope this explanation helps you understand the mistakes and their corrections. Let me know if you have any further questions!