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SpyIntel [72]
3 years ago
8

Help, do You help me whit an english job? I'm from spain​

English
2 answers:
hammer [34]3 years ago
7 0

Answer: (the underlined words mean to cross out)

1. My friend Daniela usually walks home with me - Change  <u>walks usually</u> to usually walks

2. I often see Tarek because he goes to my school - Change <u>see often</u> to often see

3. My aunt sometimes has lunch on Sundays with us - Change <u>with us on Sunday</u> to Sundays with us

4. Suzie is always in bed before midnight - Change <u>always is</u> to is always

5. My brothers are hardly ever at home - Change <u>aren't hardly</u> to are hardly

6. David never goes to the cinema - Change <u>never doesn't</u> to never goes

nevsk [136]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

2 I often see tarek because he goes to my school number 3 the main grammatical error is sometime it should be replaced with sometimes number 4 Susie always is in bed before midnight always is should be is always number 5 aren't is not a word its like slang for the southern us it should be replaced with are never but aren't means are not in nu,ber 6 never doesn't seems to be wrong words

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