Read the sentences and circle the mistakes. Write the correct sentences on the lines.

English

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amid [387]3 years ago

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Answer:

Please read the Explanation!

Explanation:

1.) My best friend plays video games all day.

Correct:

My best friend plays video games all day.

2.) Carol's parents visits the family every weekend.

Correct:

Carol's parents visit the family every weekend.

3.) Mike work's hard every day.

Correct:

Mike works hard every day.

4.) The soccer players doesn't eat junk food.

Correct:

The soccer players don't eat junk food.

5.) The car don't start, it needs gasoline.

Correct:

The car won't start, it needs gasoline.

All the mistakes in these sentences I bolded, and the underlined sentences are corrected versions.

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